Ethereum Fear and Greed Index

Ethereum Fear and Greed Index today: 44 — Neutral

Ethereum Fear and Greed Index today: 44 — Neutral

The Ethereum Fear and Greed Index is a unique analytical tool designed to gauge the prevailing sentiment among Ethereum investors and traders. Much like its counterpart for Bitcoin, this index interprets emotions and sentiments from various sources, including market volatility, surveys, social media chatter, and trading volumes, to compile a score that ranges from 0 (extreme fear) to 100 (extreme greed). This metric is pivotal for understanding the general mood within the Ethereum market, as periods of fear often correlate with market lows, presenting potential buying opportunities, while times of greed could signal market highs, suggesting caution. By providing a snapshot of investor sentiment, the Ethereum Fear and Greed Index serves as a valuable resource for making informed investment decisions, helping participants to navigate the often turbulent waters of the cryptocurrency market.

How to read the index

  • Extreme Fear0–23
  • Fear24–37
  • Neutral38–54
  • Greed55–75
  • Extreme Greed76–100

Fear and Greed Index by coin

Frequently asked questions

What is the Ethereum Fear and Greed Index?

The Ethereum Fear and Greed Index measures the sentiment of the ETH market on a scale from 0 to 100. Low readings signal fear among investors, while high readings signal greed.

How is the index calculated?

The index combines several market signals — price volatility, trading momentum and volume, social media activity and market surveys — into a single score between 0 and 100.

What does a low or high score mean?

Readings below 24 indicate extreme fear, which has historically coincided with market lows and potential buying opportunities. Readings above 75 indicate extreme greed, which often precedes a correction.

How often is the Ethereum Fear and Greed Index updated?

The index is recalculated every day, and this page refreshes automatically so you always see the latest available reading.