Looking at $HYPE, it’s sitting at $38.82, down 1.2%. This little fluctuation is nothing to seasoned traders.

But there’s an interesting detail — the Fear and Greed Index is only 14, indicating extreme fear, brothers! The last time I saw this number was at the end of last year, when the screen was full of green. Thinking back, those who bought the dip back then probably laughed.
$HYPE reached a high of $39.75 yesterday, now it’s back down to $38.82, with an intraday volatility of 5.13%, which is normal for this kind of coin. The 24-hour trading volume of 349 million isn’t small either, showing that people are still trading.
Speaking of which, during times of extreme fear in the market, there are often opportunities. I remember back in the day when various altcoins were halved again and again, those who dared to be greedy during the fear later did pretty well. Of course, as an experienced trader, I have to remind you: buying the dip on the halfway up the mountain is common, don’t go all-in.
Right now, the perpetual funding rate for BTC is still neutral, with no clear bullish or bearish bias, indicating everyone is just watching. During these times, it’s better to stay calm, slowly build positions, and don’t rush.
That’s how the market is — when it’s rising, it feels like it will never fall; when it’s falling, it feels like it will never rise. It’s all an illusion; these are cyclical, and after seeing it enough times, you get used to it.