The statement is strongly supported by multiple high-authority sources, including a direct confirmation from the creator of the index. The statement makes two claims: 1) the index reached its lowest recorded value, and 2) this value is within the 'Extreme Fear' classification. Both claims are well-substantiated by the evidence.Evidence for the claims:- The most authoritative source, CoinMarketCap (the creator of the index), directly states their Crypto Fear & Greed Index reached an "all-time low of 5."- This is independently corroborated by Bitcoin Magazine, which reports the index "just hit a record low," and by a Sherwood News article, which specifies "CoinMarketCap's Crypto Fear and Greed Index reached an all-time low value of 5."- A value of 5 is definitively within the 'Extreme Fear' classification, which is explicitly mentioned by multiple sources.There is a minor discrepancy in one source, a Cointelegraph article, which reports the index fell to a score of 9, its "lowest point since the 2022 market crash." While the specific number (9 vs. 5) differs, this source still confirms the sentiment of hitting a recent historical low and being in the 'Extreme Fear' category. The weight of the evidence, particularly the direct statement from the primary source (CoinMarketCap), strongly favors the value of 5 as the new all-time low.Irrelevant sources concerning stock prices (TSLA, NVDA, AMD) and other cryptocurrencies (Solana, Ethereum) were disregarded as they do not provide evidence about the Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index. The overall consensus among the relevant, credible sources is that a new record low was set within the 'Extreme Fear' range.