CryptoHype — Crypto Hype Score and Retail Demand

CryptoHype is a live crypto market dashboard that measures how intense the market is right now and whether retail or speculative demand is keeping up.

CryptoHype Score

The Hype Score is direction-agnostic and rises during major rallies or sell-offs. It combines Market Activity, Public Attention, Crypto-Native Attention, News Heat and Sentiment Intensity.

Current methodology weights are Market Activity 30%, Public Attention 25%, Crypto-Native Attention 20%, News Heat 15% and Sentiment Intensity 10%.

Retail Demand

Retail Demand is CryptoHype's proxy for fresh speculative demand entering the market, using Stablecoin Supply, Derivatives Demand and On-chain Participation.

News Heat

News Heat measures how unusually intense crypto news publishing is compared with recent conditions, using a rolling baseline across multiple crypto publishers.

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CryptoHype Score

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WHO'S SHOWING UP
Live · 14:05 UTC
Capital, not the crowd.
Bitcoin is down 2.7% while ETF money left the market — retail stayed weak and hype barely moved.
Hype
58+2 today
Retail
31−4 today
Capital
−$485MNet out · 24H

Hype

How hot is crypto right now?
58
Warming+2 today · +9 this week
Rises when money and attention chase the upside. Crashes and panic don't count.
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Moonshots52Mild
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Upside
chatter
71Building
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Chasing
alts
49Mild
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Leverage55Mild

Retail Demand

Are ordinary people buying again?
31
Weak−4 today · −8 this week
App-store activity 57
Purchase intent 9
On-chain participation 33
Small holders adding 22Coins held in wallets under 1 BTC, pace vs own history
ⓘ Stablecoin supply moved to Capital flow — it tracks liquidity, not ordinary buyers.

Capital flow

Shows whether bigger capital is moving into or out of crypto.

−$485MToday's ETF flow · 24H↓ Net out
▥ETF flows−$485MNet out · 24H
$Stablecoin growth—Dollar feed pending
◎Treasury buys—No disclosures today
Price vs the crowd
HypeRetailBTC priceNotable event
History will appear once the live index starts recording.

Fear & Greed Index

Now Fear
0 25 50 75 100 ₿
29
out of 100
Market sentiment
Now
29
Fear
Yesterday
34
Fear
7 days ago
42
Neutral
1 month ago
63
Greed
Current sentiment is Fear as the index is at 29 out of 100. Market participants are cautious, which may present potential opportunities for long-term investors.
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CryptoHype Score

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Reading the market…
Hype Score
How intense is crypto right now?
A live read of market attention.
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Direction-agnostic — rises on crashes too.
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intensity
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Retail Demand
Are ordinary people starting to buy crypto again?
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50 = neutral
Tracks whether ordinary people are returning: app-store arrival, purchase intent, and ETH/Base wallet activity, with liquidity as confirmation.
App-store activity—
Purchase intent—
Stablecoin supply—
On-chain participation—
Price vs the crowd
History will appear once the live index starts recording.
Speculative heatRetailBTC priceNotable event

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