Last mentioned: Mar 8, 2026
Extreme Fear Return
The Fear and Greed Index plummets back to extreme fear levels amid low volume and high volatility.
Five-Week Mark
Data confirms a fifth straight week of redemptions, totaling $3.8 billion in net outflows.
Fifth Consecutive Week
Latest data confirms $315.9M in weekly outflows, bringing total to $3.8B.
$3B Milestone
Cumulative net outflows for the current streak surpass the $3 billion mark.
Peak Withdrawal Period
The heaviest weekly pullback occurs during the middle of the five-week run.
Outflow Streak Begins
Institutional investors start de-risking amid shifting macro economic data.
Outflow Streak Begins
First week of net withdrawals marks a shift in institutional sentiment.
Brief Relief Rally
Sentiment briefly moves to 'Neutral' before failing to break key resistance levels.
Peak Accumulation
Bitcoin ETFs see record monthly inflows as BTC nears all-time highs.
The October Crash
A systemic deleveraging event triggers a 30% drop across major digital assets.
Market Peak
Bitcoin reaches an all-time high of $126,080 before a major correction.
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has retreated into 'extreme fear' territory, marking a significant deterioration in investor sentiment five months after the October 2025 market crash. This shift reflects a broader trend of risk aversion as digital assets struggle to find a definitive bottom in a sustained bearish environment.
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has retreated into 'extreme fear' territory, marking a significant deterioration in investor sentiment following a prolonged market downturn. This shift reflects growing anxiety in the digital asset space as the industry struggles to recover from the systemic shocks of late 2025.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded their fifth consecutive week of net withdrawals, totaling $3.8 billion in capital flight. This sustained period of redemptions reflects a significant shift in institutional appetite as macroeconomic uncertainty prompts a broad de-risking across digital asset portfolios.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded their fifth consecutive week of net outflows, totaling $3.8 billion in withdrawals. The trend highlights a significant shift in institutional sentiment as macro uncertainty prompts a broad de-risking phase among major fund holders.