Bitcoin Beats S&P 500 on Most Days Again as Stocks Stay Flat
The rebound points to demand for Bitcoin itself rather than a broad lift from equities.
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The rebound points to demand for Bitcoin itself rather than a broad lift from equities.
When AI safety warnings and a $107 oil shock hammer tech and chip names, Bitcoin's flat tape reads as relative strength. The split matters for anyone pricing crypto as a pure risk asset.
Bitcoin's resilience against surging oil, multi-year-high Treasury yields, and a sliding gold is the bullish signal.
Monday's divergence breaks a recent pattern in which BTC lagged the S&P 500 on about two-thirds of trading days, putting Bitcoin's higher-beta profile back in focus.