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CFGI Sentiment Reports · 1 quarter on record since 10 Jul 2026 · updated daily, as of 28 Sep 2026

GMT Quarterly Sentiment Reports

Every quarter of GMT (GMT) sentiment since 10 Jul 2026, newest first. Each quarter lists its price performance, high, low and average, its sentiment high, low and average, its most volatile day for each, the chart of the whole quarter, the 10 sub-algorithm averages and a short summary. Q3 2026 is the running quarter: an average of 46 (Neutral).

GMT sentiment at a glance

Quarters on record
1, since 10 Jul 2026
Average sentiment, all closed quarters
46 of 100 (Neutral)
Most fearful quarter
Q3 2026, average 46 (Neutral)
Best quarter for the GMT price
Q3 2026, +11.7%
Worst quarter for the GMT price
Q3 2026, +11.7%

Updated daily; last reading . Every number is computed from CFGI's stored daily readings.

Every quarter at a glance: average sentiment and price performance
YearQ1Q2Q3Q4
2026--+11.7%46-

GMT Q3 2026 Sentiment Report

to In progress, updates daily
Q3 2026 price and sentiment facts
Performance+11.7%10 Jul 2026 to 28 Sep 2026
Price high$0.00893726 Sep 2026
Price low$0.00593119 Aug 2026
Average price$0.007196
Sentiment high68Greed21 Sep 2026
Sentiment low19Extreme Fear18 Aug 2026
Average sentiment46Neutral
Most volatile day (price)+12.3%22 Aug 2026
Most volatile day (sentiment)+23 points (19 to 42)19 Aug 2026

81 scored days of 90. Price is the GMT price; performance is the first to the last scored day.

Q3 2026 sub-algorithms

Average of each of the 10 CFGI components over the scored days of Q3 2026, in its own band colour.

  • Price47
  • Volatility50
  • Volume49
  • Momentum51
  • Technical44
  • Social48
  • Dominance45
  • Trends41
  • Whales46
  • Orders47

Q3 2026 in brief

GMT is averaging 46 of 100 (Neutral) across 81 scored days in Q3 2026, opening at 49 on 10 Jul 2026 and reading 50 on 28 Sep 2026. Sentiment ran from 19 (Extreme Fear) on 18 Aug 2026 to 68 (Greed) on 21 Sep 2026. The GMT price moved +11.7% from $0.007637 to $0.008532, with its biggest single-day move of +12.3% on 22 Aug 2026. The quarter is still open and updates daily.

How these reports are built

Each quarter is computed from CFGI's stored daily readings of the Fear and Greed Index: the last 1d reading of every UTC day in the window, its 10 components and the stored daily GMT price. Averages are over scored days only. A running quarter updates with every data cycle; a closed quarter is final. Cite as: CFGI, GMT Quarterly Sentiment Reports, cfgi.io, 28 Sep 2026, https://cfgi.io/gmt-quarterly-report/.

Frequently asked questions

Where do these GMT quarterly reports come from?
From CFGI's own stored daily readings: the last 1d Fear and Greed reading of each UTC day, its 10 components and the stored daily GMT price. Every number is computed from those rows and nothing is written by a model. A running quarter updates daily; a closed quarter never changes.
What is the most volatile day?
For price, the day with the largest move against the previous scored day, in percent. For sentiment, the day with the largest move in index points. Both are signed, so a fall shows as a minus.
How does a quarter get a Partial record tag?
A closed quarter with fewer than half its days scored. The numbers are still real; they just cover less of the quarter.
Where are the monthly reports?
On the GMT Monthly Sentiment Reports page, built the same way from the same readings.

CFGI is a sentiment gauge, not financial advice. It does not predict price or tell users when to trade. These reports describe what the crowd did; they are a mirror of the crowd, not a forecast.

About CFGI

The per-asset sentiment record.

CFGI is a market sentiment data company that scores crowd emotion from 0 to 100 across crypto and stock markets. Crypto readings cover the whole market and hundreds of individual assets across 15-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour and daily views. The stock index gives a live daily reading for wider stock market sentiment.

Every CFGI score is built from 10 indicators: price, volatility, volume, impulse, technical analysis, social media, dominance, search interest, whale movements and order book pressure. The same data powers our API, alerts and embeddable widgets.