Bitcoin’s recent sell‑off has left many retail investors wondering whether the digital gold is still a good entry point. The price is currently around $62,500, up roughly 0.8 % in the last 24 hours, indicating that the market is slowly recovering from the dip. However, the fear‑greed index sits at 22, the lowest level in a long stretch of “Extreme Fear,” meaning that a lot of traders are still on the sidelines.
In this environment, a bounce back could be sparked by a few factors. Institutional interest is still present, and the broader crypto ecosystem is looking at ways to unlock liquidity—especially in the real‑world asset (RWA) space, where platforms are exploring how to bring $320 billion of assets onto the blockchain. If these developments start to materialise, they could lift demand for Bitcoin as a store of value. Additionally, the recent 24‑hour gain suggests that the price may be finding a foothold near key support levels