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Global Google search interest in “crypto” has hit its lowest point in over a year, with Trends data showing worldwide volume at 26 on the 0-100 scale—near the yearly low of 24—and U.S. interest reaching a one-year bottom amid market crashes and fading retail enthusiasm. Worldwide “crypto” search volume at 26/100, just two points above one-year low of 24 per Google Trends. U.S. “crypto” demand drops to its lowest level in over a year, mirroring global decline. Triggered by April market crash from tariff policies and October flash crash with $20 billion in liquidations, per market data. Crypto search interest plunges to lowest in over a year on Google Trends amid retail fade and Bitcoin volatility. Uncover crash impacts, Fear & Greed signals, and 2026 price forecasts. Track digital assets now. What is the current crypto search interest on Google Trends? Crypto search interest worldwide has fallen to 26 on Google Trends’ 0-100 scale, the lowest in over a year and just two points above the yearly bottom of 24. U.S. interest has similarly hit its one-year low, indicating sharply reduced public engagement with digital assets. This downturn reflects broader retail disinterest following recent market shocks. Why has retail interest in crypto collapsed? Retail faith in crypto has eroded significantly, as evidenced by the sharp drop in search volumes. Interest plunged globally during the April market crash, partly linked to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, with U.S. Trends data echoing the pattern to a one-year low. Mario Nawfal, commenting on X, stated: “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.” He added, “None…

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