Bitcoin Is Decoupling—and It Doesn’t Care About Tariffs or Earnings Reports
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Bitcoin Is Decoupling—and It Doesn’t Care About Tariffs or Earnings Reports
Bitcoin’s decoupling is driven by fundamentals—no earnings, no tariffs, no central bank—just a neutral, scarce reserve asset in a politicized world. Bitcoin’s decoupling from traditional markets is becoming more visible as global capital stress intensifies. A resurgence of tariffs, elevated interest rates, and softening corporate earnings have introduced renewed volatility across equities and credit markets. Many large-cap companies are underper…
Is Bitcoin Decoupling from the Market?
In this edition of Coin Metrics’ State of the Network, we’ll explore how Bitcoin has behaved across different market environments, highlighting the catalysts and conditions behind periods of low correlation with traditional assets like equities or gold. We also examine how shifts in monetary regimes have influenced Bitcoin’s performance, assess its sensitivity to the broader market, and contextualize its volatility profile relative to other majo…
Bitcoin outperforms stocks during market selloff, but fails to decouple fully: VanEck
Bitcoin's partial decoupling from equities suggests potential for future independence, driven by increasing institutional and sovereign adoption. The post Bitcoin outperforms stocks during market selloff, but fails to decouple fully: VanEck appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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