Market overview
The Cryptomat pulse score sits at 96 of 100, classified as extreme greed, with a 24-hour change of minus 2 and a trend tagged stable. Across 150 articles classified in the window ending at 06:00 UTC on Monday, 95.3% read bullish, 4.7% bearish, and zero neutral. That bullish-to-bearish ratio is the kind of reading a desk strategist files under 'too clean.'
The asymmetry is also visible at the token level. CryptoBeast's market average across 57 tracked tokens sits at 46, below the neutral threshold of 50, while the top scorers (ETH at 70, SOL and ADA at 69, SHIB and NEAR at 68) are all stacked on a perfect 100 sentiment subscore. In other words, narrative is concentrated at the top of the board while the long tail (AVAX, DOT, BCH, UNI, APT, MATIC and another two dozen names) sits at 41, the bearish band.
This matters because beta has narrowed. When two-thirds of the tracked universe scores bearish on CryptoBeast and the leaders run on sentiment alone, breadth is doing the work of warning the chase. Look for confirmation in the alt-season indicator and 30-day volume breadth, not in the headline pulse.