RSI Market Extremes

RSI Market Extremes tracks the percentage of cryptocurrencies in overbought (RSI ≥70) and oversold (RSI ≤30) conditions across multiple periods (7d, 14d, 21d). This provides contrarian signals where high overbought percentages often coincide with market tops, while high oversold conditions frequently mark accumulation opportunities and potential bottoms.

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Understanding RSI Market Extremes

What are RSI Market Extremes?

RSI Market Extremes measures the percentage of cryptocurrencies with extreme RSI readings across multiple timeframes (7d, 14d, 21d). Using data from our automated RSI analysis system with 99% coverage (196-198 coins analyzed daily), this indicator reveals market-wide sentiment extremes through overbought (≥70 RSI) and oversold (≤30 RSI) distribution patterns, providing contrarian signals for market timing.

RSI Calculation Methodology

RSI Market Extremes calculates the percentage of coins with RSI readings above 70 (overbought) and below 30 (oversold) for each period. The system uses the actual top 200 coins that existed at each point in time, not today's top 200 applied backwards, ensuring authentic historical market analysis.

Contrarian Signal Interpretation

High overbought percentages typically signal market euphoria and potential distribution phases, while high oversold percentages indicate fear extremes and potential accumulation zones. The indicator excels at identifying sentiment exhaustion points where the majority of the market reaches similar RSI conditions, often preceding significant reversals or consolidation periods.

Multi-Period Analysis Framework

Different RSI periods provide varying sensitivity levels: 7d periods offer frequent signals suitable for short-term trading, 14d provides the standard RSI perspective with balanced sensitivity, while 21d periods provide smoother trends with stronger signals when extremes occur. Alignment across multiple periods increases signal confidence, with divergences between short and long-term RSI extremes often indicating potential trend changes or market regime shifts.