Crypto Fear Index Shows Slight Rise to 33, Market Remains Cautious – Coincu

The crypto market remains apprehensive on April 18, 2025, as the Fear and Greed Index reaches 33, up from 30, indicating persistent “fear” sentiment.

This rise in the Fear and Greed Index reflects ongoing market volatility, large token unlocks, and high-profile events affecting investor sentiment.

Fear & Greed Index and Token Unlocks Drive Market Sentiment

Today’s Fear and Greed Index reading has increased to 33 from yesterday’s 30, influenced by significant market activities. Among these is the unlock event of 40 million TRUMP tokens, adding to current apprehensions in the market.

The market’s reaction today is primarily attentive to these unlocks and the potential changes they could spark in trading patterns. Increased volatility and cautious trading activity are anticipated. Industry leaders have not directly commented on the Index’s movement but continue to focus on adapting regulatory frameworks. Binance’s engagement with global regulators highlights ongoing efforts to stabilize market conditions.

– Hong Kong SFC Representative, Securities and Futures Commission, Hong Kong, – “We are opening regulated staking and ETF access, supporting market infrastructure,” which may ease sentiment longer-term.

Historical Insights: Fear Levels and Market Volatility

Did you know? Historically, periods marked by a “fear” rating in the Index, typically between 25 and 49, have often led to increased market volatility and, in some cases, have signaled upcoming market recovery phases.

OFFICIAL TRUMP, with symbol TRUMP, currently trades at $7.54. According to CoinMarketCap, it holds a market cap of $1.51 billion and a trading volume of $378 million (down 10.10% in 24 hours). Prices have slipped by 2.34% over the past day, contributing to a largely cautious market sentiment. President Donald Trump pledges crypto revival in his latest economic address.

Coincu research suggests that ongoing regulatory advancements, particularly in the crypto custody policies, could shape future market stability. Historical trends indicate that enhanced frameworks often lead to improved sentiment and trading environments.