Market overview
Cryptomat's market pulse closed Saturday at 91 on a 100-point scale, the extreme-greed band, with a 24-hour change of +2 and a stable trend. Of 146 classified articles in the trailing day, 92.5% scored bullish and 7.5% bearish, with an average importance rating of 5.4. The skew is heavily altcoin-driven. Fourteen of the seventeen tracked entities printed perfect 100 sentiment scores, including XRP (14 articles), SOL (7), NEAR (11), DOGE (4), and single-article reads on BNB, ADA, XLM, LINK, TON, SHIB, HBAR, LTC, APT and ARB.
The pulse-driver is policy. ZyCrypto's report that the CLARITY Act cleared the Senate Banking Committee landed alongside an A16z crypto note arguing the bill could shift the global regulatory center of gravity back toward the U.S. The committee advance is procedural, not law. But it is the first time market-structure legislation has cleared that step, and it dropped into a tape that was already long altcoins. Notably, the data block lists the macroMetrics object as empty, so the Fear & Greed and Altcoin Season readings aren't anchored here; the pulse score of 91 stands in for sentiment.