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The crypto market held steady at $2.46 trillion total market cap with $91.4 billion in 24-hour volume, a notable uptick from yesterday. Bitcoin dominance rose slightly to 56.1% as altcoins showed mixed performance. Gaming and meme sectors led gains while fear persists with the Fear & Greed Index at extreme lows for 46 consecutive days.

The crypto market declined broadly with a total market cap of $2.36 trillion, down 0.58% over 24 hours. Bitcoin dominance held firm at 55.97% as altcoins saw steeper losses across all sectors. Gaming tokens led the decline at -2.78%, followed by store-of-value assets at -2.13%, while AI tokens showed relative resilience at -1.43%.

Crypto markets stabilized after yesterday's steep sell-off, with total market capitalization recovering marginally to $2.37 trillion on muted weekend volume of $58 billion. Bitcoin held above $66,000 while BTC dominance ticked down to 55.99%. Despite the brief respite, the Fear and Greed Index remained in extreme fear territory, reflecting persistent caution after this week's heavy liquidations and triple ETF outflows.

Crypto markets extended their sell-off as Bitcoin fell below $67,000 and Ethereum dropped under $2,000, triggering $450 million in forced liquidations within 24 hours. The Fear and Greed Index crashed to 13, its lowest since October 2025, as geopolitical tensions and quarterly derivatives expiry amplified selling pressure. All major sectors traded in the red, with AI tokens leading losses at -6.39% and Store of Value performing best at -1.22%.

Extreme fear gripped crypto markets as the Fear and Greed Index dropped to 14, one of the lowest readings since the 2022 bear market. Bitcoin held above $71,000 as recent ETF outflows and declining exchange volumes added selling pressure, while the broader market cap fell to $2.52 trillion. All major sectors traded in the red, with AI tokens leading declines at -5.53% and Gaming performing best at -3.34%.

The crypto market held at $2.43 trillion as the Fear and Greed Index remained in extreme fear territory at 14, its lowest reading in 11 weeks. Bitcoin clung to $71,299 support while AI and DeFi sectors outperformed with selective rotation into fundamental-driven tokens. The CoinDesk 20 Index rallied 2.9% with all constituents posting gains, suggesting underlying strength despite broader fear.

The crypto market slipped to $2.41 trillion with the Fear and Greed Index pinned at extreme fear around 8, marking 46 consecutive days in this zone. Bitcoin held above $70,000 despite $336 million in 24-hour liquidations. Despite the bearish macro backdrop, AI sector tokens posted strong gains with Bittensor ecosystem rallying 13% on subnet developments.