
Gravity (G) rose 5% on Upbit while BTC, ETH fell, pushing its sentiment score to 97 on the exchange's fear-greed gauge, signaling concentrated speculative risk.
Gravity (G) rose more than 5% on South Korea's Upbit exchange on Thursday while Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies slipped, pushing the token to the top of the platform's fear-and-greed sentiment rankings with a score of 97 – an extreme reading that signals concentrated speculative positioning rather than a broad market bid.
Gravity changed hands at 6.19 won as of 4 p.m. ET, up 5.45% from the prior close, according to Upbit data reported by TokenPost. The token hit an intraday high of 6.86 won after opening near the session low of 5.86 won, then gave back part of the move. About 20.29 billion won (around $14.7 million) traded in the 24 hours to that point, placing it among the more active names despite its low unit price.
The Upbit-linked sentiment gauge ranked Gravity as the single most 'greedy' token on the exchange. Other tokens in the high-greed band included AWE (score 80), Story/IP (79), Jito/JTO (77), and Space ID/ID (76). On the opposite end, Adventure Gold, Pundi X, Mantle, OpenLedger, and Pump.fun showed elevated fear scores.
That divergence from the broader market was sharp. Bitcoin fell about 2% to 89,074,000 won. XRP dropped 2.77% to 1,542 won. Ethereum declined 2.64% to 2.32 million won, and Solana lost 2.14% to 100,800 won. The risk-off tilt in majors suggested traders were rotating into smaller, faster-moving tokens rather than adding exposure across the board.
Turnover data confirmed the pattern. Bitcoin led market activity with roughly 253.3 billion won in volume even as it fell. XRP followed with about 219.3 billion won. Meanwhile, tokens with high greed readings showed resilient price action: Story/IP rose 4.47% to 608 won, and Solana appeared among stronger movers in some top-traded tables. Tether was broadly flat at 1,521 won.
For Gravity, the combination of a top-end sentiment score and meaningful turnover signals that the rally is driven by concentrated positioning and short-term speculation, not a marketwide tailwind. Whether the bid holds may depend on follow-through volume and the direction of majors, which still set a cautious tone during the session.
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