The S&P 500 trimmed its session gains down to just 0.14%—a stark reversal from the earlier 1.2% rally. What happened? Right now, the market's running on fumes. There's basically zero liquidity out there, and traders are throwing positions around without any real conviction. The constant barrage of news keeps shifting sentiment by the minute, making it nearly impossible to establish any meaningful price discovery. It's the kind of environment where volatility spikes suddenly and moves feel disconnected from fundamentals.
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GhostAddressMiner
· 18h ago
0.14 percentage points... These signs of liquidity exhaustion are too obvious. Large addresses have long been quietly withdrawing positions, and on-chain footprints can't be hidden.
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-21 17:36
Liquidity has been completely drained; now anyone who dares to buy in is a sucker.
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 01-21 17:34
Oh no, it's that kind of crappy market again. The liquidity disappearance magic show time is here.
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LayoffMiner
· 01-21 17:31
A typical feint; I thought it was going to take off this morning, but it was directly knocked back down.
The S&P 500 trimmed its session gains down to just 0.14%—a stark reversal from the earlier 1.2% rally. What happened? Right now, the market's running on fumes. There's basically zero liquidity out there, and traders are throwing positions around without any real conviction. The constant barrage of news keeps shifting sentiment by the minute, making it nearly impossible to establish any meaningful price discovery. It's the kind of environment where volatility spikes suddenly and moves feel disconnected from fundamentals.