TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin’s market sentiment has shifted from ‘extreme fear’ to ‘extreme greed’ after a two-month rebound, but the price has not yet stabilized above the 52-week moving average (~$81,700). According to the analyst’s quantitative criteria, both conditions for a bull market confirmation remain unmet, suggesting the current move is still a rebound. The analyst expects a period of consolidation before a potential push to new highs.
BTC Sentiment Flips to Greed, But 52-Week MA Not Yet Confirmed
The sentiment swing from extreme fear to extreme greed in just two months underscores how quickly positioning can shift, but the failure to reclaim the 52-week moving average means the market remains technically unconfirmed. This matters because traders and systematic strategies often key off such levels, so a sustained break above ~$81,700 would carry more weight than sentiment alone. The analyst's view of consolidation suggests the rebound's durability is still the open question—whether price can hold gains without the MA confirmation, or if a retest of lower support occurs first.
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