Deep Dive
1. Market Sentiment Headwinds (Bearish Impact)
Overview: The crypto Fear & Greed Index hit 20/100 (“Extreme Fear”) on 1 December 2025, while Bitcoin dominance rose to 58.77% – conditions that historically pressure altcoins.
What this means: Risk-averse traders are exiting altcoins like CBK for Bitcoin or stablecoins. CBK’s 90-day correlation with Bitcoin is 0.82 (CoinMarketCap), leaving it vulnerable to market-wide liquidations.
What to watch: A sustained BTC dominance drop below 58% could signal capital rotation back to alts.
2. Liquidity Crunch (Bearish Impact)
Overview: CBK’s 24h volume ($10.2M) represents 28.7% of its market cap – above the 20% “high volatility” threshold. A 26 July 2025 tweet noted “market silence may signal a brewing move” amid low liquidity.
What this means: Thin order books magnified selling pressure, with the price slipping below the 30-day SMA ($0.3875) and 200-day SMA ($0.5126). The RSI-14 at 49.65 shows neutral momentum but no oversold bounce yet.
3. Technical Breakdown (Bearish Impact)
Overview: CBK broke below its 30-day SMA ($0.3875) and 50% Fibonacci retracement level ($0.3896) on 30 November, accelerating the sell-off.
What this means: These levels now act as resistance. The MACD histogram (+0.0045) shows weak bullish momentum, but prices remain below the pivot point ($0.3949).
What to watch: A close above $0.3786 (61.8% Fib) could stabilize the trend.
Conclusion
CBK’s drop reflects crypto-wide risk aversion, exacerbated by its low liquidity and technical breakdown. Traders should monitor Bitcoin dominance shifts and CBK’s ability to hold the $0.3429 swing low. Key watch: Can CBK stabilize above $0.36 with volume recovery?