The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has returned to levels not seen since the highest crypto marketplace rally of November 2021.

Bitcoin (BTC) marketplace sentiment has returned to levels not seen since its terms reached $69,000 successful mid-November 2021, according to the Crypto Fear & Greed Index.
The scale is present astatine 72 retired of a full imaginable people of 100, placing it wrong the “greed” ranking — a six-point summation from Oct. 24 and a 16-point bounce from its 50-point “neutral” fertile connected Oct. 18.
The strengthening marketplace sentiment follows a question of excitement that BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin exchange-traded money (ETF) could beryllium inching toward support by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.
On Oct. 24, Bitcoin staged its largest single-day rally successful implicit a year, signaling a 14% regular summation arsenic its terms concisely moved supra the $35,000 mark.

The scale gathers and weighs information from six marketplace cardinal show indicators — volatility (25%), marketplace momentum and measurement (25%), societal media (15%), surveys (15%) Bitcoin’s dominance (10%) and trends (10%) — to people marketplace sentiment each day.
Nov. 14, 2021, was the past clip the scale reached a people of 72, conscionable 4 days aft BTC notched its all-time precocious of $69,044 connected Nov. 10, 2021, according to CoinGecko data.
The scale recorded its lowest-ever people of 7 connected June 16, 2022, aft the collapse of Do Kwon’s Terra Money ecosystem.

The fallout from the Terra illness triggered a cascade of price-dampening effects which aboriginal claimed hedge money Three Arrows Capital and crypto lender Voyager Digital arsenic casualties, among others.
Following the question of excitement for spot ETFs, crypto concern steadfast Galaxy Digital has predicted that the terms of Bitcoin could summation by much than 74% successful the archetypal twelvemonth pursuing a palmy approval.
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Additional reporting by Tom Mitchelhill.