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How to read the Markets tool
A live snapshot of gold, the crypto market, FX and sentiment — with an honest line between live data and reference-only listings.
Markets gives you a fast pulse on gold, crypto and sentiment. Crucially, it never invents prices it cannot source live — reference data is labelled as such.
Open Markets for a live snapshot
Choose Markets from the sidebar. You get a live snapshot of gold spot price, the total crypto market cap, FX and crypto sentiment — for example, gold at $3,972.90 per troy ounce, with a per-gram figure too.
Watch movers and the Fear & Greed index
Scroll for top movers, trending coins, forex and the Fear & Greed index — a quick read on market sentiment. Live items carry a ‘LIVE’ tag and an updated timestamp; use Refresh or Auto 1m to keep them current.
Read reference-only data honestly
Stock indices, individual stocks, commodities and bond yields are shown as names/reference only — no fabricated prices — because live quotes for those need a paid market-data provider. The tool is transparent about what is live versus reference.
A quick morning check. Devin opens Markets before work: gold is $3,972.90/oz, the crypto market cap and 24h volume are up, and the Fear & Greed index reads ‘greed’. He gets the gist in ten seconds, knowing the indices below are reference names, not live quotes.
Use the Fear & Greed index as a sentiment gut-check, not a signal — pair it with the live gold and crypto figures for context.
Market data is for information only, may be delayed or inaccurate, and is not investment advice. We are not a broker-dealer or registered investment adviser.
Frequently asked questions
What market data is live?
Gold spot price, the total crypto market cap, FX and crypto sentiment (including the Fear & Greed index) update live. Indices, individual stocks, commodities and bond yields are shown as names/reference only.
Why are some prices not shown?
Live quotes for stock indices, individual equities and bonds require a paid market-data provider, so iSmart Measure shows those as reference names rather than fabricating prices.
Is Markets investment advice?
No. Market data is for information only, may be delayed or inaccurate, and is not investment advice. We are not a broker-dealer or registered investment adviser.