Fear and Greed Crypto History by Date | Toolmu

Review the recorded crypto Fear and Greed index over time. Returns Fear and Greed observations with the index value, classification, timestamp and available price context. Use one Toolmu account and a shared prepaid balance across available Tools. Pay per use; no separate supplier subscription is required. The current execution ceiling for this Tool is 0.0144 Toolmu credits per call. This is a maximum, not the settled charge. Before execution, get the current Tool contract and check availability, the latest maximumCredits, your balance and budget. Supplier response credits_used, when present, describes supplier API credits and is not the Toolmu customer charge.

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Fear and Greed Crypto History by Date | Toolmu

Review the recorded crypto Fear and Greed index over time. Returns Fear and Greed observations with the index value, classification, timestamp and available price context. Use one Toolmu account and a shared prepaid balance across available Tools. Pay per use; no separate supplier subscription is required. The current execution ceiling for this Tool is 0.0144 Toolmu credits per call. This is a maximum, not the settled charge. Before execution, get the current Tool contract and check availability, the latest maximumCredits, your balance and budget. Supplier response credits_used, when present, describes supplier API credits and is not the Toolmu customer charge.

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Returns Fear and Greed observations with the index value, classification, timestamp and available price context. The index is a 0–100 score, not a probability or return forecast. Historical sentiment does not establish a trading outcome.

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Show available crypto Fear and Greed Index history from [January 1, 2026] through [March 1, 2026].

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You can give a start date, an end date, or both in everyday wording, such as [January 1, 2026] through [March 1, 2026]. You do not need to type a timestamp or follow a special format. If the dates are unclear, I will ask.