2026-01-18 12:32:15

An interesting phenomenon has been observed—the Nasdaq's recent rally has been consolidating for over three months without breaking through the previous high. From a technical perspective, if there is no new breakthrough upward, there will be pressure to pull back downward. This situation often indicates that the direction is about to become clear.

The key point here is: once the stock market starts to weaken, the cryptocurrency market usually finds it hard to remain unaffected. Historical data shows that adjustments in major indices often transmit to the crypto space, triggering chain reactions. Therefore, whether you are a traditional financial investor or a crypto participant, it is worth closely watching whether Nasdaq can effectively break through this resistance level—this could determine the market rhythm for the next half year.

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OnchainFortuneTeller

· 4h ago

Nasdaq hasn't broken through in three months. This time, it's really a choice. Feeling the tense atmosphere.

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BearMarketSage

· 4h ago

Three months of sideways trading is really annoying, just waiting for Nasdaq to give an attitude. When the stock market crashes, the crypto market follows and hits the bottom. This rule has been set in stone for a long time. If Nasdaq can't get through this hurdle, it might get turbulent in the second half of the year. If it can't break through, it might instead fall further. At that time, the crypto market will have to be sacrificed again. I've been observing for so long but still can't see through it. Let's wait for the news, everyone. Is this time different? History tells us it never repeats exactly, just rhymes. If the resistance level can't be broken here, you really need to be prepared. Is human market sentiment about to reverse again? I don't believe that. Money is all on the sidelines, waiting for Nasdaq to reveal its hand. Three months of sideways trading is just accumulating the power for a decline.

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SandwichDetector

· 4h ago

This resistance level at Nasdaq is really crucial. If we can't break through, our crypto circle will have to suffer the consequences.

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 4h ago

No movement for three months, I bet it's going to crash. If the Nasdaq crashes, the crypto market will be collateral damage, and this time there's no escape. Breakdown, just wait to get hit; rebounds are all fake. The resistance level here is really fierce, feeling a deep correction is coming. Been sideways for so long, still holding back a big move or have no moves left? Once the Nasdaq turns around, the crypto market is doomed, no but. The technicals are a mess, the only thing left is to bet on a rebound. Just wait to see if it can break down; if it can't, then it's a waiting game.

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ContractSurrender

· 4h ago

Not hitting a new high for three months is really a warning. If this time it breaks downward, the crypto market might once again fall behind.

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LiquidityWhisperer

· 4h ago

If Nasdaq really can't break through, the crypto circle will have to follow suit and fall behind --- Three months of sideways trading? It feels like Bitcoin is also about to stir --- If it breaks down, my position will probably get hit. Praying that the Nasdaq gives us some strength --- Just waiting for a signal from Nasdaq. The current position is indeed a bit stifling --- Historical patterns are in place. The stock market might crash, and the crypto circle can't escape. We need to watch this carefully --- If the resistance level can't be broken, the transmission will really happen. Be prepared --- Feeling that risks are accumulating. If it can't break through, adjustments are needed. Safe-haven funds will definitely run first

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