S&P 500 Opens Down 0.90% at 7,550.84 as Nasdaq Falls 1.47%

The dispersion in the open is the signal: the Nasdaq's decline is more than ten times the Dow's on a percentage basis, pointing to pressure concentrated in growth and technology names rather than a broad risk-off move. That distinction matters for crypto and RWA markets, which have increasingly traded in step with tech-heavy sentiment rather than the old-economy industrials. Whether this tech-led softness persists through the session, or narrows as the Dow's relative resilience suggests, is the open question for correlated digital-asset positioning.