Индекс страха и жадности в криптовалютах продолжает снижаться

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2025-03-19Last updated on 2025-11-20

Аппетит к риску на криптовалютных рынках стремительно снижается. Индекс страха и жадности в криптовалютном секторе сегодня упал до 11, войдя в зону «крайнего страха».

Криптовалютный рынок охвачен страхом: индекс настроений упал до 11

Индекс снизился на 4 пункта по сравнению с предыдущим днём, что отражает резкое ухудшение настроений инвесторов. Текущие показатели свидетельствуют о том, что неопределённость, с которой рынок столкнулся в последнее время, существенно влияет на настроения инвесторов.

Краткосрочные и среднесрочные средние значения индекса также подтверждают эту картину. 7-дневное среднее значение составляет 12, а 30-дневное — 26.

Эти показатели свидетельствуют о том, что рынок уже несколько недель находится в состоянии страха. Аналитики указывают на усиление давления со стороны продавцов, вывод средств из ETF и рост волатильности, особенно в последние недели, как на факторы, способствующие этому эмоциональному срыву.

По мнению экспертов, снижение индекса до таких низких значений совпадает с периодами, когда цены приближаются к историческим минимумам.

Однако также подчёркивается, что эта ситуация свидетельствует о дальнейшей волатильности в краткосрочной перспективе. Участники рынка говорят, что текущие условия оказывают давление, в частности, на новых инвесторов, в то время как долгосрочные инвесторы могут искать новые возможности.

По мере приближения конца года на криптовалютных рынках наблюдается резкое ухудшение настроений инвесторов, что продолжает влиять на ценообразование.

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