On Jan. 20, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) hit a new all-time high of $109,000, and many investors thought that the world's most ...

Figure 1: The current cycle trajectory has recently diverged from historical patterns. Despite the recent divergence, the historical correlation between Bitcoin’s current cycle and the 2017 ...

While Bitcoin's current correlation with the NASDAQ 100 remains elevated, historical trends suggest that such correlations tend to be short-lived. Analysts believe a divergence in performance may ...

Bitcoin’s correlation with the Nasdaq is currently at about 0.5, after it approached 0.8 earlier this year, according to the bank. Meanwhile, its correlation with gold has been falling since ...

Bitcoin has experienced significant drawdowns in past cycles, with a notable 83% drop from its peak in 2018 and a 73% ...

Global M2 money supply hits $108 trillion. What it means for Bitcoin’s price, liquidity trends, and investor sentiment.

This correlation suggests that Bitcoin’s performance following a sharp DXY retracement aligns with historical ... such as the Nasdaq and S&P 500, the broader macroeconomic environment is setting up ...

On Jan. 20, Bitcoin ... charts from these two different market cycles, they would look remarkably similar. And I mean, remarkably similar. Earlier in the year, there was a 92% statistical ...

If Bitcoin resumes its correlation with the lagging 2017 cycle, the historical precedent suggests that Bitcoin could soon recover from the current correction, and a sharp upward move could follow.