Market overview
The tape stayed bid despite one of the ugliest exchange headlines of the year. Bitget lost roughly $352 million out of its hot wallets on September 24, and Bitcoin barely flinched. That is the story of the last 24 hours: a market that has stopped treating single-venue breaches as systemic and started pricing them as isolated operational failures.
Cryptomat's sentiment pulse printed 99 on the extreme-greed end of the scale, up four points day over day, with a stable trend. Across 150 classified articles, 97.3% carried bullish framing and just 2.7% bearish. BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB, ADA, DOGE and TRX all scored perfect 100s on entity sentiment. The only outlier is ARB, which sat alone in the bearish column on one negative piece.
That kind of one-sided reading is worth flagging on its own. When the pulse gets this narrow, contrarian setups start to look interesting. We are not calling a top. We are saying the room is leaning very hard on one side of the boat, and the last time it looked this uniform, a two-day flush followed.