📊 [WEEKLY UPDATE – JULY 6, 2025] COMMUNITY WINRATE & MARKET SENTIMENT: WHEN FEAR OUTPERFORMS GREED

This week’s analysis takes a deeper look at how trading outcomes shift across different psychological states in the market. Using community-wide data segmented by the Fear and Greed Index (FGI), we examined average winrates across five sentiment zones — and the results defy expectations.

🔻 Extreme Greed (FGI ≥ 75)

Despite bullish momentum, this zone produced the lowest winrate: 42.37%. High optimism often leads to crowd-driven FOMO entries and poor timing — traders buy tops, ignore risk, and suffer reversals.

🔺 Fear (FGI 25–49)

Surprisingly, this zone had the highest winrate: 45.08%. Caution seems to drive better setups and tighter stop-losses. Traders engage with more discipline when uncertainty is high.

🧊 Extreme Fear (FGI ≤ 24)

Still solid at 44.33%, this suggests that when only the most resilient traders stay active, results improve. This zone favors experienced participants who understand risk deeply.

⚖️ Neutral & Greed (FGI 50–74)

These middle-ground sentiments show balanced performance, with winrates of 44.53% and 44.19% respectively — indicating more predictable price action and fewer emotional extremes.

📌 Conclusion

In a diverse trading community, maintaining an average winrate above 44% is notable. It shows that even with different strategies and behaviors, performance remains stable when risk is respected.

The data reminds us: market sentiment doesn't just move prices — it shifts our decision-making. And in trading, self-awareness is often your most valuable indicator.

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