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Kaia Fear & Greed Index

CryptoKeyhole's Kaia Fear & Greed Index reads 44 out of 100 (fear) at 04:00 UTC on 10 November 2026.

Is the Kaia market fearful or greedy? Our own 0 to 100 index for KAIA, from its price momentum, volatility, derivatives positioning and order flow, each ranked against its own past two years.

44/100

Kaia Fear & Greed Index

Today so far, 10 November 2026, through 04:00 UTC

ZoneFear

Built from 5 components today: price momentum, volatility, funding rates, taker flow, long/short ratio.

Kaia reads 4 points more fearful than the crypto market (48, neutral); it read greedier than the market on 0 of the last 30 days.

It read 43 yesterday (fear), 44 a week ago (fear), 54 a month ago (neutral).

In the fear zone for 6 days. Last extreme fear: 12 February 2026. Last extreme greed: 8 October 2026.

Reading as of 04:00 UTC on 10 Nov 2026. It updates every hour.

Calculated by CryptoKeyhole from its own market and derivatives data. Last update 10 November 2026, 04:54 UTCFree API and live images

What is driving it today

Kaia's CryptoKeyhole Fear & Greed reading of 44 is 6 points below neutral (50). Pushing it towards greed: funding rates (score 81, +6.6 points). Pulling it towards fear: taker flow (score 19, −4.5 points), volatility (score 35, −3.2 points), long/short ratio (score 11, −2.8 points) and price momentum (score 43, −2.6 points). Strongest signal: funding rates. +0.0094% per 8 hours (7-day mean of the median venue). By group: price action 40 (fear) and derivatives positioning 48 (neutral).

Each component is scored 0–100 against its own past two years; the index is their weighted mean (44).
ComponentScoreLeans toWeightToday's reading
Price momentum43Fear36%Price −15.0% against its 30-day average and −7.4% against its 90-day average
Volatility35Fear21%89% a year (30-day volatility of daily returns, annualised)
Funding rates81Greed21%+0.0094% per 8 hours (7-day mean of the median venue)
Taker flow19Fear14%Takers bought 48.5% of Binance volume over 7 days (spot and perpetuals)
Long/short ratio11Fear7%1.10 accounts long for every account short (7-day mean), on Bybit

Not in this reading: open interest (we have no Bybit perpetual open-interest record for it); holder profit (no on-chain profit measure: we do not run this network's node); exchange flows (no on-chain exchange flows: we do not run this network's node); attention (there is no Wikipedia article we track for it); options implied volatility (its options have no implied volatility index; Deribit publishes one for Bitcoin and Ether). Their weight is shared among the components above.

The component chart shows each component's score day by day; the market page compares every coin.

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The Kaia index over time

The last 12 months, one point a day; the last point is today's partial reading. Shaded: extreme fear (below 25), fear (25–44), greed (56–75), extreme greed (above 75).
The whole history since 18 January 2026, the first day enough components had a year of readings. Open the interactive chart, which on Plus also reads hour by hour.

The Kaia index between two dates

By CryptoKeyhole's daily readings, from 18 January 2026 to today, the Kaia Fear & Greed Index went from 48 (neutral) to 44 (fear) so far, down 4 points. Its highest reading in that span was 80 (extreme greed) on 1 October 2026, and its lowest 22 (extreme fear) on 10 February 2026. It averaged 49 (neutral), with 5 days in extreme fear and 11 days in extreme greed.

18 Jan 2026 reading
48
final · neutral
Today so far
44
today · fear
Change
−4
points, 296 days
Highest reading
80
1 Oct 2026 · extreme greed
Lowest reading
22
10 Feb 2026 · extreme fear
Average
49
neutral
Days in extreme fear
5
of 296 days
Days in extreme greed
11
of 296 days
Daily readings; the dots mark the highest and lowest reading and the latest. Open the interactive chart.

Each reading is one UTC day's value, labelled as our chart labels it (final); the highest and lowest are closed days only, never today so far.

Each span runs from the first reading of its first month to the last reading of its last, both months included. Choose one to see it in the picker above.

Within a year

Between any two months of 2026
The Kaia Fear & Greed Index in 2026: the change from the first reading of each row's month to the last reading of each column's month
FromJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
January−22−110+16+10−2−18+11+30−4−4
February+14+25+41+35+23+7+36+55+21+21
March+14+30+24+12−4+25+44+10+10
April+7+1−11−27+2+21−13−13
May−8−20−36−7+12−22−22
June−13−290+19−15−15
July−10+19+38+4+4
August+26+45+11+11
September+24−10−10
October−36−36
November+6

What followed fear and greed

CryptoKeyhole's back-test of the Kaia Fear & Greed Index since 2026: Kaia's price was higher 90 days later on 20% of all days (median −23.1%); the extreme zones have too few days yet to read much into.

Kaia's price after each day of the Kaia Fear & Greed Index, by the day's zone, since 18 January 2026
ReadingDaysMedian change after 30 daysHigher after 30 daysMedian change after 90 daysHigher after 90 daysMedian change after a yearHigher after a year
Extreme fear (few days)5 3 spells−0.7%40%−15.1%0%––
Fear85 13 spells−5.1%36%−12.9%24%––
Neutral80 19 spells−13.4%25%−18.5%35%––
Greed85 12 spells+0.6%51%−38.4%0%––
Extreme greed (few days)11 3 spells−12.3%9%––––
All days266−5.1%36%−23.1%20%––

Every closed day since 18 January 2026 counts once, by its zone. The market page sets out how the back-test is counted; past results are not a forecast.

How it works

Kaia's index is the weighted mean of its components today (price momentum, volatility, funding rates, taker flow, long/short ratio), each scored from 0 to 100 against its own past two years: below 25 is extreme fear, 25 to 44 fear, 45 to 55 neutral, 56 to 75 greed and above 75 extreme greed. The market page explains how each component is calculated, how to read the index and how it differs from other fear and greed indexes.

The last 30 days

The last 30 days, newest first
DayIndexZoneChange
10 November 2026 (today so far)44Fear+1
9 November 202643Fear+1
8 November 202642Fear+2
7 November 202640Fear−3
6 November 202643Fear+4
5 November 202639Fear−10
4 November 202649Neutral+5
3 November 202644Fear+4
2 November 202640Fear+2
1 November 202638Fear−6
31 October 202644Fear+2
30 October 202642Fear+6
29 October 202636Fear−2
28 October 202638Fear−5
27 October 202643Fear+3
26 October 202640Fear−1
25 October 202641Fear−2
24 October 202643Fear−3
23 October 202646Neutral−2
22 October 202648Neutral−3
21 October 202651Neutral+5
20 October 202646Neutral−2
19 October 202648Neutral+2
18 October 202646Neutral0
17 October 202646Neutral−5
16 October 202651Neutral−2
15 October 202653Neutral0
14 October 202653Neutral0
13 October 202653Neutral+1
12 October 202652Neutral−2

What its history shows

  • Over the past 12 months: high 80 (extreme greed) on 1 October 2026, low 22 (extreme fear) on 10 February 2026, average 49.
  • Highest reading: 80 on 1 October 2026. Lowest: 22 on 10 February 2026.
  • Across all 297 days since 18 January 2026: extreme fear 2% of days, fear 34%, neutral 32%, greed 29%, extreme greed 4%.
The Kaia Fear & Greed Index by year (the current year so far)
YearAverageRangeDays of extreme fearDays of extreme greedDays
20264922–80511297

Kaia's longest run of extreme fear lasted 3 days, from 10 February 2026 to 12 February 2026, while its price went from $0.0543 to $0.0565; its last day of extreme fear was 12 February 2026. Kaia's longest run of extreme greed lasted 9 days, from 30 September 2026 to 8 October 2026, while its price went from $0.03458 to $0.037; its last day of extreme greed was 8 October 2026.

The Kaia index by month

CryptoKeyhole's daily readings month by month (00:00 UTC days; the lowest and highest are the first day with that reading):

2026 by month
The Kaia Fear & Greed Index in each month of 2026
MonthAverageLowestHighestDays of extreme fearDays of extreme greedDays
November so far42 Fear38 1 Nov49 4 Nov0010
October55 Neutral36 29 Oct80 1 Oct0831
September62 Greed41 15 Sep78 22 Sep0330
August45 Neutral29 16 Aug71 26 Aug0031
July46 Neutral29 29 Jul54 12 Jul0031
June41 Fear26 10 Jun59 1 Jun0030
May66 Greed58 31 May74 8 May0031
April60 Greed53 8 Apr73 17 Apr0030
March46 Neutral34 1 Mar57 17 Mar0031
February29 Fear22 5 Feb39 26 Feb5028
January42 Fear26 31 Jan51 23 Jan0014

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CryptoKeyhole Kaia Fear & Greed Index: 44 out of 100 (fear) at 04:00 UTC on 10 November 2026. https://cryptokeyhole.com/fear-and-greed-index/kaia/

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Questions

What is the Kaia Fear and Greed Index?

A daily reading from 0 to 100 of how fearful or greedy the Kaia market is, calculated by CryptoKeyhole from KAIA's own price momentum, volatility, derivatives positioning, order flow and, where we have them, on-chain and attention data. Each part is ranked against its own past two years.

Is the Kaia market fearful or greedy today?

The reading at the top of this page answers it, with its zone. It updates every hour; today's value is a partial reading until the day closes at 00:00 UTC.

How is it different from the usual crypto fear and greed index?

It is calculated separately for each coin, from our own market and derivatives data rather than social media, and every component, weight and reading is published on the page.

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Readings on this page are calculated by CryptoKeyhole from its own price indexes of public exchange markets, its collection of the venues' public derivatives data and Wikimedia's public page views, and are refreshed every hour; the method section above gives each source.