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Bitcoin (BTC) Fear and Greed Index Back to Neutral Zone for First Time in 17 Weeks

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Sat, 13/08/2022 - 14:51
Bitcoin (BTC) Fear and Greed Index Back to Neutral Zone for First Time in 17 Weeks
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As Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) are struggling with major levels of resistance, crypto sentiment indexes are getting back to "Neutral" zones.

Crypto "Fear & Greed" index jumps to early April levels 

According to the estimation of Alternative, for the first time since April 6, 2022, the cryptocurrency "Fear & Greed" index is at 46/100. While it is still below 50/100, the analysts are treating this metric as "Neutral."

As such, this crucial indicator of Bitcoin (BTC) sentiment managed to shrug off the losses caused by the Terra (LUNA) collapse and the subsequent dramatic plunge of crypto prices.

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In June 2022, the index briefly plummeted to 6/100, which indicated a level of fear unseen in many years. Only one week ago, the index was at 30/100.

Yesterday, Bitcoin (BTC) tried to reclaim the $25,000 level for the first time in two months. Ethereum (ETH), the second cryptocurrency, jumped over $2,000.

Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) holders who were lucky enough to buy the bottom in mid-June 2022, are now up 40% and 100%, respectively.

Traders are optimistic ahead of Merge

In the last days, the crypto market's sentiment is positive as many holders expect prices to rally after the Merge activation by the Ethereum (ETH) mainnet. This game-changing event is expected to happen on September 15.

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However, trader Avi Felman warned that this euphoria might be dangerous. Typically, big rallies do not happen right after a major tech upgrade.

As covered by U.Today previously, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes indicated the scenario that would allow the ETH price to rocket after the Merge.

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