2026-01-17 22:36:48

Current Market Snapshot

Looking at the broader picture right now—where do major indices stand?

📊 SPY (S&P 500) and QQQ (Nasdaq-100) are key barometers for overall market sentiment. Their momentum and technical patterns often set the tone for risk appetite in crypto markets.

For traders and portfolio managers, understanding these traditional market signals helps gauge macroeconomic health and potential correlation flows into digital assets. The chart patterns here matter as much to Web3 participants as traditional investors.

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AirdropHarvester

· 5h ago

Spy has crashed again? It's getting annoying to watch. Still, keeping an eye on SOL is more reliable.

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ForkThisDAO

· 5h ago

SPY has dropped again; this wave of transmission is definitely affecting the crypto market.

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DeepRabbitHole

· 5h ago

Spy is going to rise again? Feels like this wave is going to get cut.

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GasFeeVictim

· 5h ago

Spy has dropped again. Every time I look at this thing, I want to smash the screen.

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CoffeeOnChain

· 6h ago

Spy is messing around again. Can it pull QYQ up this time? --- Can the traditional financial chart patterns really predict the direction of the crypto market? I doubt it. --- Everyone is watching Spy's candlestick charts, but the real alpha might be elsewhere. --- No matter how clear the macro signals are, it’s useless; retail investors still have to gamble with luck. --- The correlation between QYQ and Spy is weakening more and more; it feels like the market is mutating. --- Index signals can sometimes be less accurate than algorithms. --- Web3 people need to understand traditional markets, but don’t let them hold you back. --- What’s the use of looking at all these data? On-chain data is more reliable. --- People who still believe in correlation probably haven't been caught in a trap yet.

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OnlyOnMainnet