The Crypto Fear Index drops to 10, with the market falling further into "extreme fear"
BlockBeats News, November 15, according to Alternative data, today the Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropped to 10 (compared to 16 yesterday), marking the lowest value since the current bull market began. The market's "extreme fear" sentiment has further intensified and has remained in the "extreme fear" range for a week.
Note: The Fear & Greed Index ranges from 0 to 100 and includes the following indicators: volatility (25%) + market trading volume (25%) + social media sentiment (15%) + market surveys (15%) + bitcoin's dominance in the overall market (10%) + Google trend analysis (10%).
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