The index of fear and greed fell to **22 – extreme fear.
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The index of fear and greed fell to 22
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The index of fear and greed rose to 64 (greed) – the capitalization of the crypto market returned to above $4 trillion
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- The index of fear and greed rose to 64 (greed) – the capitalization of the crypto market returned to above $4 trillion
The index of fear and greed has risen to 64 (greed) – the capitalization of the crypto market has returned to above $ 4 trillion.
The index of fear and greed fell to 22 · you are here
The index of fear and greed fell to 22 – extreme fear.
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