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# Rage Index

**Route:** `/dapp/rage_index`

The Rage Index is a single **0–100** number that captures the **mood of the Supra / $RAGE market** — think of it as a "fear & greed"-style gauge tuned for heat. Higher = more rage (more heat / momentum).

## How to read it

The headline gauge shows the current index value with a label and a "living" pulse animation whose intensity tracks the index. As a rough guide:

| Range  | Vibe               |
| ------ | ------------------ |
| 0–25   | Calm / cold market |
| 25–50  | Warming up         |
| 50–75  | Active / heated    |
| 75–100 | Extreme heat       |

> A reading in the upper range means the market is running hot — high activity and sharp moves.

## What goes into it

The index blends several market inputs into one figure:

* **Volume** — how much is being traded.
* **Volatility** — how violently price is moving (also shown as a "stress level": Moderate → High → Extreme).
* **Sentiment / price action** — directional momentum.

Each component is scored and combined into the final 0–100 index, then stored so the page can show **history**.

## History chart

Below the gauge, a history chart plots the index over time so you can see whether the market is heating up or cooling down. Recent history is also cached in your browser so the chart is populated instantly on return visits.

## Share it

Use the **Share** button to post the current Rage Index to X — handy for calling the market top or bottom to your followers.

## Tips

* A rising index alongside green [Market Radar](/user-guide/pages/market-radar.md) breakout cards is a strong "market is waking up" combination.
* Watch the **stress / volatility** read: a high index driven mostly by volatility is hotter — and riskier — than one driven by steady volume.


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