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Crypto market mood: 126 days scored, 66 read Buzzing

By NAUT Research · · 8 min read

126 Crypto market mood days scored by NAUT from 31 May to 6 November 2026, 66 of them Buzzing. Logos: Solana, Bitcoin, Hyperliquid, Ethereum, Uniswap, Zcash, Robinhood, Pump.fun, Arbitrum, Ripple.

The crypto market mood on NAUT's most recent scored day, 6 November 2026, read 13.7 and carried the label Picking up, computed from a sample of 42 items in a rolling 7-day window. NAUT tracks that score every day and holds 126 scored days from 31 May to 6 November 2026, averaging 49.0, with 66 days labelled Buzzing, 46 Picking up and 14 Steady.

How this was read: on 7 November 2026, NAUT read every row in its daily mood table, 129 rows in all. 3 dates are written twice with identical score, label and sample size, so the duplicates were removed and every figure below runs on 126 distinct days. The 126 days sit inside a 160-day calendar span, which leaves 34 calendar days with no score at all. The score itself is NAUT's own reading of crypto market sentiment across the companies it tracks, so treat it as NAUT's coverage of attention rather than a price signal or a measure of the whole market.

5 claims behind the driver headlines were put to outside sources on 7 November 2026. 4 of them were driver lines NAUT logged: 2 came back confirmed with the quote located on the source page, 1 came back confirmed with the quote not located, and 1 was contradicted on its date. The 1 remaining claim tested whether NAUT's Solana driver count could be matched outside NAUT's own data and it could not be, so the counts in this article are NAUT's record of what it flagged, not a claim about the world. The other 107 driver lines were not put to outside sources.

How is NAUT's crypto market mood score built?

NAUT writes 1 crypto sentiment score a day, on a 7-day rolling window, read off the news and social volume of the companies it tracks. Every one of the 126 days carries the same window length, so no reading is a longer or shorter lookback than another.

  • The scale runs 0 to 100. The 126 readings span -5 to 97.7, with 4 days printing a figure a shade below 0, the lowest at -5 on 15 June 2026. The average across all 126 days is 49.0.
  • Each day carries a sample size, the count of items the day's score was computed from. It runs from 24 to 58 with an average of 41, so a reading rests on roughly 40 tracked items, never on 1 headline.
  • Each day carries 1 of 3 labels. The bands fall out cleanly in the data: Buzzing never appears below 40.4, Picking up never above 39.8, Steady never above 9.1.
  • 2 writers filled the table. A backfill job wrote 12 days, 31 May to 23 June 2026. The live pulse job has written the other 114, every day from 15 July to 6 November 2026 apart from 1 gap.
  • 114 of the 126 days carry a narrative line naming what moved. The 12 backfill days carry a score and a label with no narrative.
Label Days Score range Share of 126 days
Buzzing 66 40.4 to 97.7 52%
Picking up 46 10.3 to 39.8 37%
Steady 14 -5 to 9.1 11%

The gaps are worth knowing before you build anything on top of the series. 4 of the 5 gaps sit in the first 7 weeks, the longest running 23 June to 15 July 2026 with 21 days missing in between. Since 15 July 2026 there has been 1 gap, a single missing day between 21 and 23 October 2026.

What is the crypto market mood today, and what has it read since May?

The latest reading is 13.7 on 6 November 2026, which puts it in the bottom third of the Picking up band after 10 straight days at 29.7 or higher. Across the full history, 57 of the 126 days scored 50 or above, 69 scored below 50, and 27 days scored 90 or above.

Ranked by average score, the months run as follows. November 2026 holds only 6 scored days, so read its average as a part month.

Month Days Avg Low High
Nov 2026 (to 6th) 6 72.3 13.7 97.0
Oct 2026 30 57.0 7.6 97.6
Aug 2026 31 50.2 -4.5 97.3
Sep 2026 30 44.6 -0.2 97.7
Jun 2026 11 43.2 -5 95.3
Jul 2026 17 36.9 11.4 79.8
May 2026 (31st only) 1 31.7 31.7 31.7

The series moves fast, which is the point of reading it daily. The sharpest 1-day move in the 126 days ran from 7.9 on 3 October 2026 to 97.1 on 4 October 2026, a jump of 89.2 points. The highest reading in the history is 97.7 on 27 September 2026, when NAUT logged BNB chain activity as the day's loudest driver. The lowest is -5 on 15 June 2026, 1 of the backfill days, so it carries no driver line.

What did the last 14 scored days look like?

The 14 days to 6 November 2026 ran from 13.7 to 97.6 and crossed between labels 4 times, which is what a BD team is actually reading when it asks whether this week is a good week to send a note. Every date below is 2026, and the driver column is the name NAUT logged that day.

Date Score Label Sample Driver
24 Oct 30.7 Picking up 45
25 Oct 97.6 Buzzing 46
26 Oct 96.8 Buzzing 45
27 Oct 94.4 Buzzing 45
28 Oct 74.5 Buzzing 43
29 Oct 34.4 Picking up 43
30 Oct 29.7 Picking up 43
31 Oct 43.1 Buzzing 46
1 Nov 96.9 Buzzing 45
2 Nov 97.0 Buzzing 46
3 Nov 92.6 Buzzing 46
4 Nov 75.7 Buzzing 45
5 Nov 57.8 Buzzing 46
6 Nov 13.7 Picking up 42

2 of these driver lines were put to outside sources and held up. For 2 November 2026 NAUT logged a StandX airdrop claim window as the day's driver, and a KuCoin news flash dated the same day says "the DUSD airdrop claim period will open on November 2". For 30 October 2026 NAUT logged an Arbitrum security action, and the Arbitrum forum's own emergency notice for that date records roughly $30.5M in ARB and ETH frozen in connection with a Binance exploit. The BitGo line NAUT logged on 4 November 2026 came back contradicted on its date, so read that row as the day NAUT's window scored the story rather than the day the product was announced.

Which projects drove the crypto market mood most often?

Solana leads, named as the day's loudest driver on 18 days. Across the 114 days with a narrative, 111 name a driver and 44 distinct names appear, so the top 10 below account for 71 of the 111 named days and the long tail holds the other 40.

Days named as the loudest driver, top 10 of 44 names across 111 named days
  1. Solana18days
  2. Bitcoin13days
  3. Hyperliquid8days
  4. Zcash6days
  5. Robinhood6days
  6. Ansem5days
  7. Ethereum5days
  8. Uniswap4days
  9. Pump.fun4days
  10. Rally2days

The chart counts days, so Solana was the loudest name on 18 separate days rather than 18 stories on 1 day. Pump.fun at 4 days and Rally at 2 days sit at the bottom of the top 10, and 34 further names hold the other 40 named days between them. That driver column is what makes the series a crypto narrative tracker as well as a score: it says which company owned the week, not only how loud the week was. The remaining 3 narrative days read as cooling off and name what was weighing on sentiment instead of a loudest driver, with Bitcoin 1 of those 3, which is why its driver count here is 13 and not 14. Ansem is the only individual in the top 10: a person's posting moved NAUT's window on 5 days. Anyone listed can ask NAUT to remove their page at https://naut.so/legal/data-deletion.

58 of the 114 narrative days opened on the phrase for a warming week, 53 on the phrase for a risk-on week and 3 on the phrase for a cooling week, so a cooling day is rare in this history.

What a mood reading changes for a BD team

A single score is a weak signal. The pairing of a score with the name NAUT put beside it is the usable part, because the name tells you which company's inbox is busy that week.

  • A Buzzing day with a named driver is the week that company's team is fielding inbound. 66 of the 126 days read Buzzing, so this is the common case rather than the rare one.
  • A Steady day is a quiet inbox. Only 14 of the 126 days read Steady, and the band tops out at 9.1, so these days are worth watching for.
  • The driver name is where the work is. 44 distinct names across 111 days means the attention rotates, and a name that appears on 4 or more days has a repeat story rather than 1 spike.
  • The sample size is your confidence check. A day built on 24 items is thinner than a day built on 58.
How a BD team can work the mood series
  1. Read the label, not the number66 of the 126 days read Buzzing, 46 Picking up and 14 Steady, so the label sorts a week faster than the score does.
  2. Take the day's driver nameNAUT named 44 distinct drivers across 111 days, led by Solana on 18 and Bitcoin on 13.
  3. Open that company on NAUTEach driver's NAUT page carries its team, so Hyperliquid at 8 days becomes a named person to write to.

What a mood reading changes for a founder raising

A raise lands against the attention of the week it lands in, and this series gives you 126 days of evidence on how fast that attention turns over.

  • The turn can be same-week. The score went from 7.9 to 97.1 in 1 day, on 3 to 4 October 2026, so a quiet Monday says little about Thursday.
  • 27 of the 126 days scored 90 or above. A loud tape is common enough that waiting for one is not a plan.
  • Your sector's name in the driver column is the better signal. Zcash at 6 days and Robinhood at 6 days each had more attention days than most of the 44 names.
  • Check the gaps before you quote the series. 34 calendar days in the 160-day span carry no score.
How a founder can use the series when timing a raise
  1. Find your sector's driver days44 names appear across 111 days, from Ethereum and Uniswap at 5 and 4 days to the 40 days held by the long tail.
  2. Pick the week, not the dayThe series swung 89.2 points in 1 day, so a 7-day window is the smallest unit worth planning against.
  3. Line up the investors behind that nameOpen the driver's NAUT page and read the funds already in its rounds before you write to them.

Related reading on NAUT: Crypto watchlist: 6,921 projects, 2,601 catalyst moves a week and Solana investors: 13 funds backed 18 rounds worth $177.85M.

Can you pull this data through the NAUT API?

The daily mood score itself has no documented endpoint, so NAUT's data shows it on the pages above rather than through a call. The companies behind the drivers are in the API as JSON: GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/solana returns Solana, the name NAUT flagged on 18 days, with its team, for 5 credits, and GET https://api.naut.so/v1/search?q=hyperliquid returns projects and people together for the same price. Plans start at $49 a month for 3,000 credits (pricing), a key with no credits returns clearly marked sample data for free, and the API docs list every endpoint. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn for the people at these companies unlock on any paid plan: start a 7-day trial.

Crypto market mood FAQ

What is the crypto market mood today?

NAUT's most recent scored day is 6 November 2026, which read 13.7 with the label Picking up, from a sample of 42 items in a rolling 7-day window. That sits below the 49.0 average of the 126 days NAUT has scored since 31 May 2026.

How does NAUT build its daily crypto market mood score?

NAUT scores a rolling 7-day window of news and social volume across the companies it tracks, writes 1 figure a day on a 0 to 100 scale, and attaches 1 of 3 labels: Buzzing at 40.4 and above in this history, Picking up from 10.3 to 39.8, Steady at 9.1 and below. Each of the 126 days from 31 May to 6 November 2026 also carries a sample size, running from 24 to 58 items with an average of 41.

Which projects have driven the crypto market mood most often?

Across the 111 days from 15 July to 6 November 2026 where NAUT named a loudest driver, Solana leads on 18 days, then Bitcoin on 13, Hyperliquid on 8, Zcash and Robinhood on 6 each, and Ansem and Ethereum on 5 each. 44 distinct names appear in total, so attention rotates rather than settling on 1 project.

Does the series have gaps?

Yes. The 126 scored days sit in a 160-day calendar span, so 34 days carry no score, and the 5 gaps run from 1 missing day to 21. The longest gap falls between 23 June and 15 July 2026, and only 1 day is missing after 15 July 2026, between 21 and 23 October 2026.

Where can I find the teams behind these projects and their contact channels?

Every 1 of the 44 names NAUT logged as a driver has a NAUT page carrying its team, from Solana at 18 driver days down to the long tail, and GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/solana returns the same record as JSON for 5 credits. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn for those people unlock on any paid NAUT plan: start a 7-day trial.

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