A single number for the mood of the crypto market — from 0 (extreme fear) to 100 (extreme greed). Here’s today’s reading, how it has moved, and how traders actually use it.
Fear keeps buyers hesitant and rallies are often sold. Levels matter more than headlines right now.
Use the index as context, never as an entry signal on its own. Pair it with price levels and a stop-loss.
See today’s signals freePanic selling and capitulation. Historically where many local bottoms form.
Caution dominates. Buyers are hesitant; bounces are often sold.
No strong crowd bias. Price levels and trend matter more than mood.
Momentum and FOMO build. Trends can run, but risk rises.
Euphoria and crowded longs. Historically where many local tops form.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index condenses several signals — volatility, market momentum and volume, social media activity, Bitcoin dominance and search trends — into one number from 0 to 100. Low numbers mean the market is fearful; high numbers mean it is greedy.
The index is a daily snapshot, not a timing tool. Markets can stay greedy or fearful for weeks. That’s why QuantPulse combines it with price zones, trend and funding before flagging any setup.
Today it reads 34 out of 100, which is classed as Fear. The reading updates once a day.
Extreme fear has often appeared near local bottoms, but it is not a buy signal on its own. Prices can keep falling. Always use price levels and a stop-loss, and never risk money you can’t afford to lose.
Once every 24 hours. For intraday context, traders also watch funding rates and the long/short ratio.
Volatility, market momentum and volume, social media sentiment, Bitcoin dominance and search trend data, combined into a 0–100 score.
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