Crypto Community Sentiment — Visitor Votes
Compare bullish and bearish visitor votes by coin. See sample counts, the 30-date UTC window, calculation methods and the limits of this poll.
Coins With Recent Community Votes
3 coins voted (30d)Only coins with enough votes in the past 30 days rank here — vote on any coin page to grow the board.
What this leaderboard measures
This is a poll of BitcoinMargin visitors who choose bullish or bearish on a coin's price page. It does not collect social-media posts, exchange orders or trader positions, and there is no neutral vote.
Coins are ranked by the number of recorded votes, not by bullishness, market capitalization or trading volume. A coin at the top of the list can have mostly bearish votes.
How the numbers are calculated
The window covers 30 UTC calendar dates: today and the preceding 29 dates. It is not an exact trailing 720-hour window. Votes within the window have equal weight; newer votes receive no extra weighting.
A coin needs at least 5 votes in the window to enter the ranking. The coins-voted total also includes coins below that threshold, so it can be larger than the number of ranked rows.
The bullish percentage is bullish votes divided by all bullish and bearish votes, multiplied by 100 and rounded to a whole percentage. The bearish share is 100 minus that displayed bullish percentage. For example, 8 bullish and 2 bearish votes give 80% bullish and 20% bearish.
The badges identify the most bullish and most bearish eligible coins, provided the relevant share is at least 60%. A badge describes the recorded vote split; it does not assess an asset's quality or predict its price.
Limits of a visitor poll
This self-selected sample can be small and is not a representative survey of investors. Even 100% can mean only 5 votes. Read the count alongside the percentage, and remember that participation can vary greatly between coins.
Votes are not verified unique people. Daily IP checks can limit repeat submissions, but people can share an IP address or use different addresses, and the same person can participate on different dates. These controls do not establish that every response is genuine or prevent all coordinated voting.
A vote share is not a probability of a price rise or fall. This poll has no demonstrated trading thresholds or published evidence of predictive accuracy or strategy outperformance. It cannot establish that a reversal, breakout, market top or bottom is imminent.
Frequently asked questions
Why are only a few coins listed?
Only coins with at least 5 recorded votes during the 30-date window qualify. An absent coin is not necessarily unpopular or bearish; it may simply lack enough responses.
Does an open leaderboard update with each new vote?
No. The page displays a snapshot and does not stream incoming votes into an already open leaderboard. Reloading requests another snapshot; caching can delay when a recently submitted vote appears.
What do bullish and bearish mean here?
They are the two answers offered by the visitor poll: an expectation that the coin's price will rise or fall. The poll does not record a price target, investment amount, holding period or verified position.
Does a high rank mean a coin is a good investment?
No. Rank reflects participation in this poll. Neither a high rank nor a strong percentage establishes value, suitability or a reliable buy or sell signal.