Wall Street wrapped up the trading session in the red today. The Dow Jones fell 241.90 points, ending at 48,462.11—a 0.50% decline. Meanwhile, the tech-heavy Nasdaq took a harder hit, sliding 407.71 points to close at 23,186.15, down 1.73%. The broader market didn't escape the selloff either: the S&P 500 dropped 74.93 points, finishing at 6,826.07 with a 1.09% loss.
This kind of broad-based market weakness across equities typically signals risk-off sentiment in traditional finance, which often spills over into crypto markets. When stocks retreat, investors tend to reassess their exposure to riskier assets, including digital currencies and blockchain tokens. Today's decline—particularly the Nasdaq's steeper 1.73% drop—suggests some caution taking hold among growth-focused traders. For those tracking correlations between traditional markets and crypto, this pullback is worth watching as it could influence short-term market dynamics in the Web3 space.
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NeonCollector
· 2025-12-14 17:56
The Nasdaq dropped again, now the real show begins.
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SelfCustodyBro
· 2025-12-14 11:56
The stock market is crashing like this, and the crypto world is about to be dragged down again... So annoying.
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PoolJumper
· 2025-12-12 21:11
Here we go again, tech stocks are crashing, and our coins are still holding on stubbornly?
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The Nasdaq drops 1.73%, it's really going to rain this time...
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Wait, with the stock market falling like this, why is there no movement in the crypto world? It feels a bit strange.
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Traditional finance is cutting the leeks, and we can't escape either. We're used to it.
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The Dow Jones and Nasdaq are both in the green, now it's time for the show.
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Risk shutdown mode activated, retail investors should probably start clearing their positions...
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The key question is, those who shouted "Crypto is independent," can they still say that now?
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 2025-12-12 21:11
nasdaq dumping 1.73%... classic liquidity drain before the rug. not financial advice obviously, but that correlation pattern? screams exploit vector activation. DYOR & check your smart contract audit reports yesterday, not tomorrow 🚨
Wall Street wrapped up the trading session in the red today. The Dow Jones fell 241.90 points, ending at 48,462.11—a 0.50% decline. Meanwhile, the tech-heavy Nasdaq took a harder hit, sliding 407.71 points to close at 23,186.15, down 1.73%. The broader market didn't escape the selloff either: the S&P 500 dropped 74.93 points, finishing at 6,826.07 with a 1.09% loss.
This kind of broad-based market weakness across equities typically signals risk-off sentiment in traditional finance, which often spills over into crypto markets. When stocks retreat, investors tend to reassess their exposure to riskier assets, including digital currencies and blockchain tokens. Today's decline—particularly the Nasdaq's steeper 1.73% drop—suggests some caution taking hold among growth-focused traders. For those tracking correlations between traditional markets and crypto, this pullback is worth watching as it could influence short-term market dynamics in the Web3 space.