BTC returns to 64k, but the Fear and Greed Index is only 12—are you bottom-fishing or running?

Iran-Israel ceasefire, BTC rebounded from below 60k to 64K, looks like a V-shaped turnaround, right?
But numbers don't lie: Fear and Greed Index at 12, in extreme fear zone.
BTC spot ETF outflows last week totaled $1.7 billion, the largest single-week net outflow in history, with BlackRock's IBIT alone losing $1.34 billion.
Institutions are pulling out, are you sure you want to enter?
JPMorgan just released a report saying that a $1.7 billion annual dividend pressure from Strategy might force them to sell more BTC.
Saylor bought another 1,550 BTC last week, but even his own shares are being warned by Grayscale that "space is limited."
Weekly close at the lowest since October 2024, first time touching the 200-week moving average.
Historically, such a position is either a bottom or just a mid-mountain.
So, which do you choose:
A. Extreme fear = extreme opportunity, buy more as it drops
B. The trend hasn't reversed, a rebound is a good time to sell