Market Sentiment
Measure the overall mood of the crypto market.
📚 Understanding Sentiment
💡 Beginner Tip
Sentiment indicators show how emotional investors are feeling. Emotions often lead to bad decisions - understanding sentiment helps you stay rational!
😨 Extreme Fear (0-25)
Sentiment is very negative. Markets are often highly volatile during these periods.
💡 Tip: Treat this as educational context, not a recommendation.
😟 Fear (25-50)
People are nervous but not panicking. Market is uncertain.
💡 Tip: Use sentiment alongside other information and risk disclosures.
😐 Neutral (50)
Market is balanced. No strong emotions either way.
💡 Tip: Use this as a baseline reference point.
😊 Greed (50-75)
People are optimistic. Prices are rising. FOMO is building.
💡 Tip: Use sentiment as educational context, not as a recommendation.
🤑 Extreme Greed (75-100)
Sentiment is very positive. Markets can still be volatile during these periods.
💡 Tip: Treat this as educational context, not a recommendation.
📈 Historical Examples
March 2020 - COVID Crash
Fear & Greed hit 8 (Extreme Fear). Bitcoin dropped to around $3,800. The market later recovered significantly.
November 2021 - All-Time High
Fear & Greed hit 84 (Extreme Greed). Bitcoin reached around $69,000. The market later experienced a major drawdown.
The Pattern
Extreme fear often marks bottoms. Extreme greed often marks tops. Using sentiment as one data point (not the only one) can improve your timing.