Bitcoin heads into the end of February on new local lows, staying around $50,000 price targets. Sellers dominate at weekly close, with expectations of a $60,000 rematch. Geopolitics and inflation fears affect global assets, with Bitcoin whales leading exchange inflows. Crypto sentiment hits record lows as Fear & Greed Index drops to 5/100.

Bitcoin slumps below $65,000 at weekly close, with a modest recovery. Traders eye potential long entry points around $64,979. Analysts predict a rebound to $78,200 before another dip to $76,000. Market uncertainty rises due to tensions over Iran and new global trade tariffs by the US.

Bitcoin whales dominate exchange inflows, signaling potential significant selling. Cross-crypto liquidations remain elevated, totaling nearly $500 million in 24 hours. Onchain data predicts a flush toward support at $60,000 region. Caution is advised as supply increases and buyers remain scarce.

Crypto sentiment matches record lows as Fear & Greed Index drops to 5/100, signaling extreme fear. Analysts note that people have given up, with sentiment staying low for nearly 3 weeks. Standard Fear & Greed Index for stocks sits at 43/100, rebounding from a low of 33/100. Market sentiment continues to reflect extreme fear and uncertainty.

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