Crypto RSI Heatmap Is Oversold Across the Board

The crypto RSI heatmap is flashing green across almost every major coin right now. The RSI (relative strength index) measures the balance between buying and selling pressure for an investment. The higher the RSI, the stronger buyers are. The lower it is, the stronger sellers are. And right now, sellers are winning almost everywhere. The average weekly RSI across the crypto market is 37.81 – firmly in the “weak” zone.

What the RSI heatmap is showing now

This heatmap plots the weekly RSI values for the top 50 crypto assets by market cap in one place. Green means oversold (sellers in control). Red means overbought (buyers in control). Right now, there’s a lot more in the green than red.

BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, DOGE, ADA, AVAX, LTC, and LINK are all clustered between 25 and 35 on the weekly RSI. That puts them in or near the “oversold” zone. So it’s not one coin lagging behind – it’s the entire market. Sellers have been in control for weeks across the board.

The only two names in the “strong” or “overbought” zone are KITE and PAXG. PAXG is a gold-backed token – so its strength has nothing to do with crypto. And I don’t even know what KITE is.  

How to interpret the oversold RSI heatmap

The crypto market can stay oversold (and even get more oversold) before it turns. But the current reading does tell you that selling pressure is near extremes on the bigger time frames. If you see the average RSI start to climb back above 40–50, crypto might just see some life again.

An oversold RSI heatmap isn’t a buy signal on its own – but it can be a useful tool in your crypto investing arsenal. For now, the entire heatmap is green.

And green doesn’t always mean good. 

As usual, none of this is investment advice. To learn how the crypto RSI heatmap works in detail, check out our Crypto RSI Heatmap Explained guide.