The Fear and Greed Index drops to 23, and the market falls into an extreme fear zone
According to market data monitoring, the Fear and Greed Index has been hovering below 30 for nearly two months. The sustained low level of this index aligns closely with the current market performance—low volatility, lack of new hot spots, and a strong atmosphere of capital wait-and-see.
When the index remains at such a low level for a long time, it often indicates that market participants' sentiment has become quite pessimistic. However, for some traders who are deploying positions on dips, extreme fear often also signals the emergence of certain opportunities. This is exactly the current situation—the market's voice is very quiet, but signals at the bottom are accumulating.
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LiquidityOracle
· 18h ago
The exponent of 23… Wait, is this the bottom signal? I feel like it still needs to drop further.
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TokenSherpa
· 18h ago
look, if you examine the data on these fear indices historically speaking, the governance precedent suggests we're probably gonna see some accumulation patterns emerge... but ngl most retail still doesn't understand the tokenomics framework underlying these cycles, let me break this down for you
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CompoundPersonality
· 18h ago
This is the real bottoming process, 23 is indeed incredible...
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Wait, is this panic truly panic or are they trying to trick me into buying the dip again?
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The index is so low and there's no market voice at all, it feels like a storm before the silence...
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Are bottom signals accumulating? Alright, I'll wait a bit longer, I have no money anyway haha
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Two months below 30, this is taking quite a while, when will it break through?
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Extreme panic = extreme opportunity, I've heard this line countless times...
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Funds are all on the sidelines, so I'll wait and see too, let's see who can't hold on first
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The number 23 is truly despairing, but I just like doing something when I'm in despair
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The volume is very low? Then it must be the real players quietly making money.
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LightningAllInHero
· 18h ago
23 has already fallen to this point, it feels like the bottom signals are stacking up. Let's see who dares to buy in.
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MevTears
· 19h ago
I really haven't seen the number 23 before. How many people need to be scared to death this time?
Bottom signal accumulation? It looks more like it's gearing up to harvest the little guys.
During these panic periods, it's actually a good time for big players to scoop up profits; retail investors need to be more cautious.
With the index so low, there are still people daring to buy the dip—truly brave.
Wait, if it rebounds, it might really take off. Should I place a bet?
The Fear and Greed Index drops to 23, and the market falls into an extreme fear zone
According to market data monitoring, the Fear and Greed Index has been hovering below 30 for nearly two months. The sustained low level of this index aligns closely with the current market performance—low volatility, lack of new hot spots, and a strong atmosphere of capital wait-and-see.
When the index remains at such a low level for a long time, it often indicates that market participants' sentiment has become quite pessimistic. However, for some traders who are deploying positions on dips, extreme fear often also signals the emergence of certain opportunities. This is exactly the current situation—the market's voice is very quiet, but signals at the bottom are accumulating.