Sneaker market trends are about direction: which segments are appreciating, which are cooling, and how broad the move is. Each SPX-* index below shows its latest level and 24-hour change, so you can read the trend of a whole brand or category at a glance — updated hourly from live eBay data.
A single price tells you almost nothing about a trend. An index does: when SPX-NIKE climbs while SPX-YEEZY slips, capital and demand are rotating between segments. Watch the sign and size of each 24-hour change, and whether several related indexes move together.
Which segments are moving
The table updates every hour, so the leaders and laggards shift with the market. Brand cuts (Jordan, Nike, Yeezy, New Balance, Asics) isolate momentum by maker, while price-band indexes like SPX-UNDER200 track the mass-market pulse.
Trends vs. one-day movers
A trend is the sustained direction of a segment; a mover is the single biggest swing on a given day. Use this page for the broader picture, and the movers page when you want today's sharpest gainers and losers.
Frequently asked questions
How do you measure sneaker market trends?
By tracking SPX-* index levels and their day-over-day percentage change, plus market breadth — the share of constituents moving up — so you see segment-wide direction, not single-pair noise.
How often do the trends update?
Index levels and changes are recomputed hourly from live eBay market data.
What is the difference between a trend and a mover?
A trend is the sustained direction of a whole segment over time; a mover is the largest single-day percentage swing. This page covers trends; the movers page covers the biggest daily swings.