Bitcoin has experienced significant losses after its price fell below the $100,000 mark, resulting in nearly 57% of invested capital, or $20 billion, being wiped out. This accounts for approximately 3% of the cryptocurrency's market value. Analyst James Chek suggests that if Bitcoin's price declines further to $95,000, losses could increase to 10%, potentially signaling a bear market. However, bulls are expected to defend this level vigorously. The current market sentiment is marked by 'extreme fear,' as indicated by the Fear & Greed Index, which has dropped to 24. Historically, such levels of fear can precede a short-term market bottom, offering a potential opportunity for recovery.