Bitcoin Moves More Closely with the S&P 500: What Determines Its Direction?
Original headlineBitcoin S&P 500’le Daha Yakın Hareket Ediyor: Yönü Ne Belirliyor?
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Bitcoin’s 30-day correlation with the S&P 500 has climbed to 0.80 over the past 30 U.S. trading sessions, according to Glassnode, a level far above the relationship’s typical reading since 2020. The analytics firm attributes Bitcoin’s current direction primarily to macroeconomic conditions rather than crypto-specific catalysts, suggesting the asset is trading more like a risk-on equity proxy. The elevated correlation matters because it implies Bitcoin offers limited diversification during periods of equity stress and leaves it exposed to shifts in rate expectations and broader market sentiment. Traders should watch upcoming U.S. inflation and Federal Reserve signals, since any macro surprise could transmit directly into BTC price action while the linkage persists.
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Bitcoin (BTC), S&P 500, Glassnode, Fatih TAŞDEMİR, koinbulteni.com
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