South Korea’s Dunamu Launches Bitcoin ‘Fear and Greed’ Index to Guide Traders
The tool is aimed to help traders make better decisions based on market sentiment.
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The Crypto Fear and Greed index shows that the cryptocurrency market sentiment has just shifted from “Extreme Greed” to “Fear.” With the Bitcoin (BTC) price dipping below a $29,000 threshold, the investor mood is worsening and the Crypto Fear and Greed index has plunged to October 2020 levels.On Jan. 22, the Crypto Fear and Greed index sharply dropped to a value of 40, moving the market sentiment from “Extreme Greed” to “Fear.” The index dropped to this low for the first time since Oct. 3, 2020, when Bitcoin was trading at around $10,500.Crypto Fear and Greed Index one-year chart. Source:....
On-chain and crypto exchange data show pro traders feel less confident about Bitcoin’s bullish momentum under the $15.5K level. Typically, traders become skeptical after Bitcoin (BTC) ‘completes’ a strong performance like the stellar move from $12,000 to $15,950 seen over the past few weeks. The 35% gain over the past 30 days led some traders to conclude that BTC is over-extended and in need of a pullback. On the other hand, there are plenty of traders who are confident that the current bull run can continue.Generally, the market is displaying mixed signals as Bitcoin price fluctuates....
On March 28, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index has jumped back to the “greed” position for the first time in four months. The last time the index reached the current position was when bitcoin reached a high of $69K per unit last year on November 10.
Crypto Index Dedicated to Emotions and Sentiments Reaches ‘Greed’ for the First Time in Months
The crypto economy has surged in value during the last day jumping 5.4% in value to $2.26 trillion. The price of bitcoin (BTC) reached a high of $48,234 at roughly 3:00 p.m. (ET) on Monday afternoon.
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Hanwha Investment and Securities reached an agreement to buy 2.06 million shares from Upbit operator Dumanu. South Korean conglomerate Hanwha Group is reportedly acquiring a stake in the parent company of major local cryptocurrency exchange Upbit.Hanwha Investment and Securities, the securities brokerage arm of Hanwha Group, has reached an agreement to buy a 6.15% stake in Upbit’ operator Dumanu for 58.3 billion won ($52.24 million), The Korea Herald reported on Feb. 3.According to the report, the acquisition of 2.06 million shares is scheduled to take place on Feb. 22. A representative....