Study Shows Recent Correlation Between Bitcoin and Stocks Is Temporary June 07, 2022 — 10:27 am EDT Written by editor@etftrends.com (ETF Trends) for ETF Trends -> ...

As bitcoin’s CME futures market has grown, using this futures data produces a less volatile view of correlation changes over time as it trades within the same time limitations as traditional assets.

Bitcoin’s Correlation to Equities Is Rising March 24, 2022 — 09:44 am EDT Written by editor@etftrends.com (ETF Trends) for ETF Trends -> ...

By Denis Zinoviev, Associate Product Manager, ETFs, VanEck Historically, bitcoin’s correlation to traditional asset classes has been very low. Lately, its correlation has been rising. In fact ...

In the meantime, Bitcoin's relationship with the S&P 500 saw a negative correlation of -0.76 on November 11, 2023, and then hit a positive correlation of 0.57 in January 2024.

Potential correlation between bitcoin and equities is in focus as the S&P 500 reached as far as 4.2% below its all-time highs. The below is from a recent edition of the Deep Dive, Bitcoin Magazine ...

By applying a 30-day lag to Bitcoin’s price action relative to the 2017 cycle, the correlation increases to 93%, which would be the highest recorded correlation between the two cycles.

The correlation between Bitcoin and the wider markets tends to break down just before Bitcoin goes on a tear upward. Then, after Bitcoin tops and starts to fall, the correlation reverts to closer ...

The correlation between Bitcoin and broader financial markets, especially in terms of Global M2 money supply, is clear. When liquidity expands, Bitcoin typically appreciates.

In the latest Coinmetrics data, however, the daily correlation between bitcoin and the S&P 500 jumped to 0.47 on January 28, 2022, indicating a close correlation. Image source: Coinmetrics.io ...

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) appears to have largely decoupled from traditional equities, as evidenced by its price trajectory no longer mirroring that of major indices such as the S&P 500.This ...

However, the increasing correlation between Bitcoin and the S&P500 suggests that Bitcoin might soon follow the upward trend we’ve seen in traditional equities.