The movement of leading assets like BNB and ETH is often closely linked to traditional financial markets. Today's performance of the US stock market is a typical example.

The opening was not smooth. The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 0.3%, the S&P 500 followed with a 0.05% decline, and the Nasdaq fared even worse, with tech stocks collectively weakening and falling by 0.12%. This is no small matter.

Where is the problem? Traders generally feel tense. The optimism at the beginning of the year seems to have dissipated, and investors are starting to scrutinize their holdings. Some say this is just a normal correction, but others worry it could be a prelude to larger volatility.

The real uncertainty lies ahead. Corporate earnings reports will be released one after another, and key economic data will also come out gradually, each potentially changing the market rhythm. Especially the performance of tech companies—how far this round of market movement can go largely depends on whether they can withstand the pressure.

For the crypto market, such volatility is also worth caution. The correlation between BNB, ETH, and traditional tech stocks is growing stronger, and every move in the US stock market could echo on the chain. Tonight’s trading session, someone is probably going to have a restless night again.