【BlockBeats】Today’s crypto market continues the previous low-pressure environment—fear and greed index at 24, barely changed from yesterday’s 23, and the market remains shrouded in a strong atmosphere of panic.
What’s more interesting is that since early November, this index hasn’t really risen above 30. Do you know when this situation last occurred? At the end of 2022. That period was quite tough for everyone, and it seems history is repeating itself.
By the way, here’s how this index is calculated. It doesn’t appear out of nowhere but combines six dimensions: 25% volatility, 25% trading volume, 15% social media activity, 15% market surveys, plus 10% Bitcoin market share weight and 10% Google search heat. Looking at it this way, the market’s panic sentiment is indeed supported by data.
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FomoAnxiety
· 8h ago
Did I really bottom out during the end of 2022 and start to doubt my life, and now it's happening again?
I really can't hold it anymore haha
The index is, to be honest, still an emotional game; good data doesn't matter
Wait... at this level of 24, is it time to get in?
I dare not move, my mindset is blown up
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BanklessAtHeart
· 9h ago
The days at the end of 2022 are still vivid in my mind. This time, I really can't hold on anymore.
The panic index is hovering below 30 again. It feels like either bottom-fishing or just lying flat.
Is the index really that low? What do the six dimensions combined indicate?
Is it going to repeat itself again? This cycle is happening a bit too quickly.
The number 24 looks uncomfortable. When will it turn around?
The entire November has been so oppressive. I'm a bit tired, ngl.
What does the data support? The key is when will the coin price move?
Replaying history, we still have to bear it.
A low index at least indicates a bottom-fishing opportunity? Or will it continue to fall?
From 23 to 24, unchanged. Is the market really dead?
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CommunitySlacker
· 10h ago
Hmm, back to the same situation at the end of 2022, really desperate.
Wait, is this data real... Volatility trading volume accounts for a quarter each, no wonder it's been so sluggish.
I know how tough 2022 was, but now it's just directly replayed...
Damn, social media heat 15%, can this thing really influence the index? Are we now trying to pull the index down or up, haha.
What's the difference between index 24 and 23? Feels like both are in a numb state during a downtrend.
Honestly, looking at this analytical logic, I actually find it quite clear, at least it's not just made up out of imagination.
History repeating itself... sounds very hopeless, but it also means someone is waiting for opportunities at the bottom, right?
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SellLowExpert
· 10h ago
The bouncing back and forth between 22-23 is so exhausting. I knew there was no hope when the index never rose.
I still remember the wave in 2022, and now I'm really a bit scared.
The panic index continues to decline, and the crypto market sentiment reaches the end-of-2022 levels.
【BlockBeats】Today’s crypto market continues the previous low-pressure environment—fear and greed index at 24, barely changed from yesterday’s 23, and the market remains shrouded in a strong atmosphere of panic.
What’s more interesting is that since early November, this index hasn’t really risen above 30. Do you know when this situation last occurred? At the end of 2022. That period was quite tough for everyone, and it seems history is repeating itself.
By the way, here’s how this index is calculated. It doesn’t appear out of nowhere but combines six dimensions: 25% volatility, 25% trading volume, 15% social media activity, 15% market surveys, plus 10% Bitcoin market share weight and 10% Google search heat. Looking at it this way, the market’s panic sentiment is indeed supported by data.