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Bitcoin price today trades near $86,900 after a sharp intraday bounce faded below the $90,000 region. The move reflects a temporary recovery after last week’s breakdown, but buyers remain pressured by a declining trendline and deep negative sentiment across the market.

Bitcoin led a market-wide rebound today, climbing 4.5% to $91,465, its strongest daily performance in weeks. The broader crypto market rose 2.96%, reversing part of its recent decline.

Bitcoin price today trades near $95,600, struggling to recover after a decisive break below the multi-month trendline that guided the 2025 structure. The slide follows a severe deterioration in flows, with more than $1.15 billion in outflows recorded yesterday, the largest single-day exit of the year.

A “great disconnect” is splitting the Bitcoin market. As “paper” traders and technical analysts signal “Extreme Fear” and a potential crash to $66K, “smart money” is aggressively buying the dip. On-chain data shows Anchorage Digital just scooped up 4,094 BTC, valued at $405 million, from major desks like Coinbase, Cumberland, and Wintermute.

Bitcoin price today trades near $103,000, up 1.4% in the past 24 hours, as buyers defend the crucial $100,000–$101,000 support zone. The rebound comes after a week of intense volatility and heavy spot outflows, while sentiment has fallen into “Extreme Fear” territory, signaling widespread caution among traders.

On November 5, CoinMarketCap issued a post on X stating that the , which is the lowest reading in about 200 days.

The crypto market has undergone a severe correction over the past 24 hours, resulting in approximately $2 billion in liquidations. Consequently, the CoinMarketCap Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropped to a seven-month low of roughly 20/100. This level of extreme bearish sentiment has not been seen since April 2025.

The crypto market’s mood has flipped sharply. In just one week, sentiment slid from neutral into fear, as the CoinMarketCap Fear and Greed Index dropped to 39 on September 24, its lowest reading since March. Traders are treading carefully, even as activity in derivatives shows a rush to leverage rather than conviction.

A great divergence is happening within the crypto markets. If you notice, fear-driven selling has put undue downward pressure on prices, but then on-chain and derivatives data paints a starkly different story: institutional players and crypto whales has started buying in Cardano (ADA) and Ethereum (ETH), in line with a soon-to-happen market reversal.

The cryptocurrency market has been swinging between gains and losses recently, and this week could play a crucial role in setting the direction for what’s next, especially for altcoins and stablecoins.

While the market briefly rallied on news of a nearly-settled U.S.-China trade deal, escalating geopolitical tensions following Israeli airstrikes on Iran have reversed sentiment and put the crypto market under bearish pressure once again.