Google Search Volume for ‘Crypto’ Hovers Slightly Above the 1-Year Low

Worldwide Google search volume for the term “crypto” is hovering above the 1-year low and has reached a 1-year low in the United States as 2025 comes to a close, indicating weak crypto investor sentiment.

The Google search volume scale ranges from 0-100, with 100 indicating the highest levels of search volume. Worldwide search volume for “crypto” hit 26 on Monday, just two points above the 1-year low of 24.

Worldwide search volume collapsed during the in April, due to US President Donald Trump’s . US Google search volumes for “crypto” followed the same pattern but fell to a 1-year low of 26 on Monday. Mario Nawfal :

“There is close to no retail interest in crypto right now. Do we need to start pumping the dino coins again to get retail to come back? After the Trump-Melania memecoin drama, it seems that retail lost a lot of faith in the space. 

None of my normie friends or family ask me anything about crypto anymore,” he added, highlighting the sentiment among retail traders following the price implosion of memecoins from the Trump family, which have from their highs.

The low search volumes reflect low retail investor sentiment about the state of the crypto market, which is still reeling from the effects of a , characterized as one of the worst single-day crashes in crypto history.

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October’s market crash caused and some altcoins to decline by as much as 99% in a single day.

The crash also took BTC from an to a in November, and the price has continued to consolidate between $80,000-$90,000 since that time.

The Crypto Fear and Greed Index, an indicator tracking crypto market sentiment, hit a yearly low of 10 in November, indicating “extreme fear” among investors, according to .

Market sentiment has oscillated between “fear” and “extreme fear” since October’s crash and is at 28 at the time of this writing.

The Fear and Greed indicator still signals fear among investors, but also a slight improvement over the prevailing market sentiment over the last several months.

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