Google Analytics counts our visits, with cookies. No thanks turns it off and removes its cookies; in Europe, the UK, Switzerland and India, or wherever we cannot tell where you are, it stays off unless you accept. Cookie Notice

Advertise
PRICES

Markets

Sentiment, market cap, dominance, Altcoin Season and the Fed in one place. Figures come from public sources, may be delayed, and are never execution prices.

Markets Snapshot

Fear & Greed

—
0 100
—
 
Yesterday—Last week—Last month—

Total Market Cap

—
—
 
24h volume—24h change—

Dominance

—
—
Bitcoin share of total cap
BTC — ETH — USDT + USDC —
Change—High—Low—

Altcoin Season Index

—
—
 
Beat BTC—

Today’s live reading: the share of the top 100 coins (ex-stablecoins) that did better than bitcoin over the last 90 days, the standard window for this index. 75+ is Altcoin Season, 25 or under is Bitcoin Season.

Policy & Liquidity

Four numbers that move crypto before crypto moves. Each is published on a fixed schedule, so you can plan around them.

Macro flashes on NewsFeeds

Rate Path

Fed funds target, upper bound

FEDERAL RESERVE
9 Decnext rate decision Next FOMC decision on 9 December 2026. Current target range 3.75–4.00%.

PROBABILITY (%) · 9 DEC DECISION

Cut more than 25bp1.0%
Cut 25bp to 3.50–3.75%1.9%
Hold at 3.75–4.00%21.7%
Hike 25bp to 4.00–4.25%73.9%
Hike more than 25bp1.4%

Market-implied, from Kalshi prices. What traders expect, not a forecast or advice.

Current target range3.75–4.00%
Effective fed funds rate3.88% (0 bp)
4.00% Upper bound of the target range

EVERY MOVE IN THIS WINDOW

Target range and effective rate from the Federal Reserve via FRED · FRED, Federal Funds Target Range

Fed Balance Sheet

Total assets, weekly

H.4.1
$6.75T  

Securities held outright—
Reserve balances—
Treasury general account—

Weekly, published Thursdays around 16:30 ET · Federal Reserve Balance Sheet Trends

10-Year Treasury Yield

Constant maturity, daily close

FRED DGS10
4.84%  

2-year yield—
30-year yield—
10s–2s spread—

Daily close, published each business day · FRED, 10-Year Treasury Constant Maturity

Latest readings in plain text

Every tile above, written out with its time and source. Times are UTC. Figures come from public sources, may be delayed and are never execution prices.

Fear & Greed Index

28 out of 100 · Fear

Reading for 8 Nov 2026 (UTC), fetched . Source: Alternative.me. 0 is extreme fear, 100 is extreme greed.

Show the table
Fear & Greed Index, last 7 days, newest first
Date (UTC)IndexLabel
8 Nov 202628Fear
7 Nov 202625Extreme Fear
6 Nov 202628Fear
5 Nov 202650Neutral
4 Nov 202634Fear
3 Nov 202626Fear
2 Nov 202637Fear

Total Market Cap

$2.56 trillion

As of . Source: CoinGecko. 24-hour volume $29.6 billion. 24-hour change −0.46%, worked out by InvestIn.News from its hourly CoinGecko readings (now against the reading 24 hours earlier). The source changed inside the period below, so earlier days may not be comparable.

Show the table
Total crypto market cap, the last reading of each day, last 7 days, newest first
Date (UTC)Market cap
8 Nov 2026$2.56 trillion
7 Nov 2026$2.56 trillion
6 Nov 2026$2.57 trillion
5 Nov 2026$2.57 trillion
4 Nov 2026$2.71 trillion
3 Nov 2026$2.63 trillion
2 Nov 2026$2.60 trillion

Bitcoin Dominance

59.3% of total market cap

Bitcoin 59.3% · Ether 10.6% · USDT + USDC 9.6%. As of . Source: CoinGecko. The source changed inside the period below, so earlier days may not be comparable.

Show the table
Bitcoin dominance, last 7 days, newest first
Date (UTC)BitcoinEtherUSDT + USDC
8 Nov 202659.3%10.6%9.6%
7 Nov 202659.3%10.6%9.6%
6 Nov 202659.2%10.6%9.6%
5 Nov 202659.3%10.6%9.6%
4 Nov 202659.5%10.9%9.2%
3 Nov 202659.3%10.6%9.5%
2 Nov 202659.2%10.6%9.6%

Altcoin Season Index

39 out of 100 · Neutral

90-day window, the standard window. As of . Source: CoinMarketCap. 75 or more is Altcoin Season, 25 or less is Bitcoin Season.

Show the table
Latest Altcoin Season Index reading
ItemValue
Window90 days
Index39 out of 100
StateNeutral
Yesterday38 out of 100
A month ago58 out of 100

Fed Rate Path

Target range 3.75–4.00%

Upper bound 4.00%; effective fed funds rate 3.88%. Range as of 07 Nov 2026. Source: Federal Reserve data via FRED. Fetched . This product uses the FRED® API but is not endorsed or certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

Show the table
Next FOMC decision days on our calendar
Decision dayWeekdayMost likely (probability)
9 December 2026WednesdayHike 25bp to 4.00–4.25% (73.9%)
27 January 2027WednesdayHold (74.2%)

Odds: Kalshi. Probabilities are market-implied, from Kalshi prediction-market prices, fetched . They show what traders expect, not a forecast of ours, and are not investment advice.

Most recent changes to the target range
Decision dayChangeNew range
16 Sep 2026+25bp3.75–4.00%
10 Dec 2025−25bp3.50–3.75%
29 Oct 2025−25bp3.75–4.00%

The date is the FOMC meeting’s decision day; the new range takes effect the next day. A change made outside a meeting shows the day it took effect, marked (effective).

Fed Balance Sheet

Total assets $6.75T

For the week to 04 Nov 2026. Source: Federal Reserve data via FRED. Fetched . This product uses the FRED® API but is not endorsed or certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

Show the table
Fed balance sheet components, change on the week before
ItemValueChange
Securities held outright$6.46T+$2B
Reserve balances$2.93T+$36B
Treasury general account$0.96T−$43B
Total assets, weekly readings, newest first
WeekTotal assets
04 Nov 2026$6.75T
28 Oct 2026$6.75T
21 Oct 2026$6.75T
14 Oct 2026$6.76T
07 Oct 2026$6.75T

10-Year Treasury Yield

4.84%

Daily close for 05 Nov 2026. Source: Federal Reserve data via FRED. Fetched . This product uses the FRED® API but is not endorsed or certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

Show the table
Treasury yields alongside the 10-year, change on the day before
ItemValueChange
2-year yield4.46%−12bp
30-year yield5.25%−3bp
10s–2s spread+38bp+6bp
10-year yield, about one daily close a week over the last three months, newest first
DateYield
05 Nov 20264.84%
29 Oct 20264.98%
21 Oct 20265.13%
14 Oct 20265.19%
06 Oct 20265.27%

What these numbers are and how to read them

Definitions as of 8 Nov 2026.

Fear & Greed Index

The Crypto Fear & Greed Index is a daily score from 0 to 100 published by Alternative.me. A low score means the market is fearful and a high score means it is greedy. Alternative.me builds it from several inputs, including price volatility, market momentum and volume, social media activity, bitcoin’s share of the market and search trends, and explains the method on its own site.

How to read it. Read it as a mood gauge, not a forecast. Compare today’s score with yesterday, last week and last month, and use the provider’s own label (such as Fear or Greed), shown beside each reading. A score near either end shows how one-sided sentiment is; it does not say what prices do next.

Total Market Cap

Total crypto market cap is the combined value of all the coins a data provider tracks: each coin’s price multiplied by its circulating supply, added together. Providers track different sets of coins, so their totals differ.

How to read it. Use the 24-hour change to see whether the market as a whole is rising or falling, and the 24-hour volume to see how much traded. Where the source changes inside a period, the values before and after it may not be comparable.

Bitcoin Dominance

Bitcoin dominance is bitcoin’s share of the total crypto market cap, in percent: bitcoin’s market cap divided by the market cap of all the coins the provider tracks. The ether share and the stablecoin share are shown beside it where the provider lists them.

How to read it. A rising share means bitcoin is growing faster than the rest of the market, or the rest is falling faster; a falling share means the reverse. Stablecoins are counted in the total, so growth in their supply lowers every other coin’s share.

Altcoin Season Index

The Altcoin Season Index measures how many of the top 100 coins by market value, leaving out stablecoins and wrapped or staked tokens, did better than bitcoin over a set window, as a percentage. The standard window is 90 days.

How to read it. A score of 75 or more is called Altcoin Season and 25 or less is called Bitcoin Season; anything between is neutral. It counts the past window only and is not a forecast. The window and the source are stated beside each reading.

Fed Rate Path

The Federal Reserve sets a target range for the federal funds rate, the rate at which banks lend to each other overnight. This page shows the upper bound of the range, the effective rate actually paid, and the decision days of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).

How to read it. A cut lowers the target range, a hike raises it, and no change leaves it where it is. The decision day is the second day of each FOMC meeting. What markets expect is separate from the decision itself: for upcoming meetings this page shows market-implied odds from Kalshi prediction-market prices when Kalshi answers, and otherwise links to CME’s FedWatch Tool instead. They are traders’ pricing, not our forecast, and can change quickly.

Fed Balance Sheet

The Federal Reserve’s balance sheet is the total of the assets it holds, mainly Treasury securities and mortgage-backed securities. The Fed publishes it every week in its H.4.1 statistical release, usually on Thursdays around 16:30 US Eastern time.

How to read it. Falling total assets mean the Fed is shrinking its balance sheet (often called quantitative tightening); rising assets mean it is adding to it. Reserve balances are what banks hold at the Fed. The Treasury general account is the US government’s own account there, and when it grows, reserves usually fall.

10-Year Treasury Yield

The 10-year Treasury yield is the annual return on US government debt that matures in ten years, quoted as a constant-maturity daily close and published by the Federal Reserve through FRED (series DGS10). The 2-year (DGS2) and 30-year (DGS30) yields and the gap between the 10-year and the 2-year (T10Y2Y) are shown with it.

How to read it. When yields rise, bond prices fall, and the reverse. The 10s-2s spread is the 10-year yield minus the 2-year yield; when it is negative, short-term yields are above long-term ones, which is called an inverted yield curve.

Each section has its own page: Fear & Greed Index, Bitcoin Dominance, Altcoin Season Index, Fed Rate Path, Fed Balance Sheet, 10-Year Treasury Yield, Stablecoin Supply, Crypto Options, Top Gainers and Losers, Top 100 Coins.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Crypto Fear & Greed Index?

It is a daily sentiment score from 0 (extreme fear) to 100 (extreme greed), published by Alternative.me and shown here with its source and time.

What is bitcoin dominance?

It is bitcoin’s share of the total crypto market cap, in percent, from the data provider named on the reading.

What does the Altcoin Season Index show, and which window is this?

The Altcoin Season Index measures how many of the top 100 coins by market value, leaving out stablecoins and wrapped or staked tokens, did better than bitcoin over a set window, as a percentage. The standard window is 90 days. It shows the 90-day reading, the standard window for this index, from CoinMarketCap.

Where do these numbers come from, and how fresh are they?

Fear & Greed comes from Alternative.me. Total market cap and bitcoin dominance come from CoinGecko. The Altcoin Season Index comes from CoinMarketCap. The Fed figures come from the Federal Reserve through FRED. Crypto figures are refreshed about every 30 minutes (the Altcoin Season Index hourly) and the Fed figures about hourly; figures may be delayed and are never execution prices.

Why does the Fed’s rate matter for crypto?

Interest rates change what cash and bonds pay, so changes in the rate path, or expectations of them, have often coincided with moves in crypto and other risk assets. The link is not fixed, and this page does not predict prices.

Nothing on this page is investment advice. See the risk disclaimer.