The cryptocurrency Fear & Greed Index, updated by Alternative.me on November 5 at 08:00 (UTC+8), stood at 50, in the “Neutral” range. At the same time on November 4, it was still at 34, in “Fear”—a 16-point jump overnight. Looking further back, it dipped to 26 on November 3, meaning it climbed back to the midpoint from near-panic levels in just two days. Over the past week, it spent most days hovering in the Fear range, so this sudden return to the midpoint looks more like the market letting out a sigh of relief after being overly tense. To be clear: this index describes market sentiment that has already occurred; it does not predict whether prices will rise or fall next.
The market is also starting to recover. Binance spot prices at around 17:00 (UTC+8): $BTC was about $80,390, up around 2.5% over the past 24 hours, with an intraday high of about $81,200 and a low of about $78,000; $ETH was about $2,416, up 4.2%; BNB was about $714, up around 1.8%. A shift in the index from Fear back to Neutral does not mean Greed has arrived; what matters next is whether prices can hold at higher levels and whether sentiment will turn down again. Figures are based on Alternative.me and Binance spot markets.
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The market is also starting to recover. Binance spot prices at around 17:00 (UTC+8): $BTC was about $80,390, up around 2.5% over the past 24 hours, with an intraday high of about $81,200 and a low of about $78,000; $ETH was about $2,416, up 4.2%; BNB was about $714, up around 1.8%. A shift in the index from Fear back to Neutral does not mean Greed has arrived; what matters next is whether prices can hold at higher levels and whether sentiment will turn down again. Figures are based on Alternative.me and Binance spot markets.
#BTC #ETH #行情 does not constitute investment advice.
