Today's Fear and Greed Index rose to 90, and the level is still Extreme Greed.

PA一线｜2024-11-17 18:25

PANews reported on November 17 that according to data disclosed by Alternative, today's Fear and Greed Index rose to 90, and the level is still extreme greed, which is the same as the high point in March this year.

Today's Fear and Greed Index rose to 90, and the level is still Extreme Greed.

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