According to Alternative data, the Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index on December 24 remains at 24, unchanged from yesterday, and the market continues to be shrouded in an "Extreme Fear" atmosphere.
The composition of this index is quite comprehensive. Volatility has the highest weight, accounting for a quarter; market trading volume also makes up 25%; social media buzz and market surveys each account for 15%; in addition, it includes Bitcoin's dominance in the overall market (10%) and Google search hot words data (10%).
From the perspective of the indicator combination, the current fear is driven not by a single reason, but by a comprehensive pessimistic performance of volatility, liquidity, heat, and market expectations. This multidimensional suppression often suggests that there may also be brewing room for a rebound.
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SatsStacking
· 19h ago
The bottom-fishing opportunity has arrived.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 19h ago
The more it falls, the more you should buy the dip
According to Alternative data, the Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index on December 24 remains at 24, unchanged from yesterday, and the market continues to be shrouded in an "Extreme Fear" atmosphere.
The composition of this index is quite comprehensive. Volatility has the highest weight, accounting for a quarter; market trading volume also makes up 25%; social media buzz and market surveys each account for 15%; in addition, it includes Bitcoin's dominance in the overall market (10%) and Google search hot words data (10%).
From the perspective of the indicator combination, the current fear is driven not by a single reason, but by a comprehensive pessimistic performance of volatility, liquidity, heat, and market expectations. This multidimensional suppression often suggests that there may also be brewing room for a rebound.