Crypto market sentiment is currently 50 — Neutral as of August 6, 2026. It measures the overall mood of the market on a 0–100 scale, built from LLM analysis of millions of social posts scored as bullish, bearish, or neutral.
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A market-wide read of what crypto is feeling — aggregated from LLM-scored social posts rather than price action.
Nebula reads millions of crypto posts across X and other social sources and scores each as bullish, bearish, or neutral with large language models — not keyword matching.
The score aggregates sentiment across the entire tracked market — 100,000+ tokens and 4M+ crypto accounts — into one 0–100 number.
Sentiment measures what the market feels. It can diverge from price and from the Fear & Greed Index, which also weighs momentum and volatility.
New posts are scored as they arrive, and this page refreshes hourly so the reading stays current.
| Score | Mood | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 0–20 | Very Bearish | Bearish posts clearly outweigh bullish ones — caution or fear dominates. |
| 21–40 | Bearish | Bearish posts clearly outweigh bullish ones — caution or fear dominates. |
| 41–60 | Neutral | The conversation is balanced between bulls and bears. |
| 61–80 | Bullish | Bullish posts clearly outweigh bearish ones — optimism dominates. |
| 81–100 | Very Bullish | Bullish posts clearly outweigh bearish ones — optimism dominates. |
Crypto market sentiment is a measure of how bullish or bearish the overall market mood is, based on what people are actually saying about crypto. Nebula scores it 0–100 from LLM analysis of millions of social posts. As of August 6, 2026, the market sentiment score is 50 — Neutral.
As of August 6, 2026, crypto social sentiment is mixed — a score of 50 out of 100 (Neutral). Of recent posts, roughly 49% are bullish, 30% neutral, and 21% bearish.
Nebula reads crypto posts across X and other social sources and classifies each as bullish, bearish, or neutral using large language models, then aggregates them into a single market-wide 0–100 score. It captures tone and context rather than counting keywords.
Sentiment measures the mood of the conversation — how bullish or bearish people are. The Fear & Greed Index blends that social signal with price momentum, volatility, and emotional intensity, so the two can diverge (e.g. bullish chatter during a price dip).
Nebula scores new posts continuously and this page refreshes hourly.
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