Crypto Fear and Greed Index falls to 67, remaining in the greed zone
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The Crypto Fear and Greed Index fell from 72 yesterday to 67 today, with greed sentiment cooling.
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Today’s Fear and Greed Index fell to 67, with market “greed” sentiment cooling further
BlockBeats news,October 3, according to Alternative data, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index stood at 67(yesterday: 72), with market “greed” sentiment cooling.
Note: The Fear Index threshold is 0-100, and includes the following indicators: volatility (25%) + market trading volume (25%) + social media activity (15%) + market surveys (15%) + Bitcoin’s share of the overall market (10%) + Google trending search analysis (10%).
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Key points
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Alternative data shows that October 3 the Crypto Fear and Greed Index is 67。
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The index was 72。
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The index ranges from 0 to 100。
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The index includes indicators such as volatility, market trading volume, social media activity, market surveys, Bitcoin’s share of the overall market, and Google trending search analysis.
AI-assisted interpretation
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This index uses values from 0 to 100 to reflect market sentiment. Today’s value is lower than yesterday’s, indicating that the greed sentiment represented by this indicator has cooled.
Why it matters to readers
It provides an indicator for observing changes in crypto market sentiment, but the evidence does not indicate how this change will affect prices or market direction.
Beginners can understand it as a market-sentiment thermometer: changes in its value reflect changes in sentiment indicators.
Risks and unknowns
The evidence does not indicate whether changes in the index will cause price changes in Bitcoin or other crypto assets.
The evidence does not provide specific sentiment-zone classifications for the index.
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Fear and Greed Index
A sentiment indicator that aggregates multiple types of market data and measures the degree of market fear and greed on a scale from to.
