The Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index has flipped to neutral, leaving “fear” behind for the first time since the mid-October market crash sparked by Trump’s China tariffs.
On Sunday, the Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index finally clawed its way out of the “fear” zone, settling into the neutral range for the first time in more than two weeks. This shift coincides with Bitcoin’s price surging back to around $115,000 over the weekend.
The Index, which measures overall market sentiment, is currently sitting at a score of 51 out of 100, placing it firmly in the “neutral” zone. This marks an 11-point increase from the fearful score of 40 recorded on Saturday and a rise of over 20 points since last week.
This sharp change in market sentiment highlights growing optimism among investors following recent price rebounds.