The crypto market’s Fear and Greed Index stood at 74 on Sept. 28, according to Alternative data, leaving it just one point short of the “Extreme Greed” zone. The weekly average was 70.
HTX market data showed Bitcoin falling back to the $83,000 range, last quoted at $83,488. Ether was priced at $2,656, down 1.52% over the past 24 hours.
Altcoins were mixed, with rotation visible across the sector. Some tokens that had led earlier moved into a pullback, while several names that had lagged posted gains. QNT traded at $261, up 52% in 24 hours. ONE rose 21% to $0.0027, GRT gained 18% to $0.032, PUMP climbed 15.8% to $0.005, and SEI added 14.5% to $0.0826.
On the downside, SAGA fell 17.3% to $0.0255, PHA dropped 17.8% to $0.06, RUNE declined 9% to $0.727, and ZAMA was down 8% at $0.082.
The crypto market Fear and Greed Index came in at 74 on Sept. 28, according to Alternative data. That leaves the gauge one point below the “Extreme Greed” threshold. The weekly average was 70.
HTX market data showed Bitcoin slipping back to the $83,000 level, with BTC last at $83,488. Ether traded at $2,656, down 1.52% over the past 24 hours.
Altcoins were mixed, with rotation showing up across the sector. Some previously strong tokens moved into a pullback, while several weaker names posted gains.
- QNT traded at $261, up 52% in 24 hours
- ONE traded at $0.0027, up 21%
- GRT traded at $0.032, up 18%
- PUMP traded at $0.005, up 15.8%
- SEI traded at $0.0826, up 14.5%
- SAGA fell 17.3% to $0.0255
- PHA fell 17.8% to $0.06
- RUNE fell 9% to $0.727
- ZAMA fell 8% to $0.082
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