The CMC Fear and Greed Index has bounced back impressively from its November 22 low of 10, now sitting at 34. This 240% surge signals a meaningful shift in market psychology. What started as extreme fear has transformed into cautious optimism—a telling sign that investors are reconsidering their positions. The recovery trajectory suggests momentum building beneath the surface, even as volatility remains part of the game.
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PretendingSerious
· 01-04 19:08
Hmm... from 10 to 34, the rebound speed is indeed outrageous, but honestly I’m still a bit scared
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240% sounds impressive, but how many people are really daring enough to buy the dip
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Every time this happens, people say "cautiously optimistic," but then it drops again
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Volatility is part of the market... that’s easy to say haha
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Accumulating momentum? I only see my money starting to itch again
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From extreme fear to cautious optimism, my heartbeat is already extremely excited
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After the rebound, people start telling stories. I’ve heard this routine so many times
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At 34 minutes... I feel like I should keep waiting
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LiquidityWitch
· 01-04 13:55
the fear gauge doing its little resurrection dance... 10 to 34, cute. but ngl that's when the real alchemy starts brewing, when the masses smell hope again. liquidity pools about to get cursed fr fr
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 01-03 17:06
Rising from 10 to 34, this rebound is indeed a bit fierce, but is the momentum accumulation real?
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GweiWatcher
· 01-02 17:59
From 10 to 34, hmm... still need to keep watching
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Liquidated_Larry
· 01-02 17:56
Haha, it's finally not so scary anymore, but does 34 still dare to be optimistic? I don't believe it.
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BearHugger
· 01-02 17:49
Fear Index 34? It's still early, the real FOMO hasn't arrived yet.
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ser_aped.eth
· 01-02 17:45
It's already 34, rebounded so quickly from 10... Be careful not to drop again.
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Token_Sherpa
· 01-02 17:43
ngl, 240% bounce on the fear gauge doesn't necessarily mean anything's actually changed under the hood—just that people are getting desperate again lol
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pvt_key_collector
· 01-02 17:40
The bottom rebound is so strong, it feels like we're about to get cut again.
The CMC Fear and Greed Index has bounced back impressively from its November 22 low of 10, now sitting at 34. This 240% surge signals a meaningful shift in market psychology. What started as extreme fear has transformed into cautious optimism—a telling sign that investors are reconsidering their positions. The recovery trajectory suggests momentum building beneath the surface, even as volatility remains part of the game.