Bitcoin down 16% this year... S&P 500 up 10%
Original headline비트코인 올해 16% 하락…S&P500은 10% 상승
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Bitcoin has fallen about 16% year-to-date in 2025 while the S&P 500 has gained roughly 10%, according to Bloomberg, with the cryptocurrency also trailing U.S. equities over the past one- and six-month periods. The underperformance has been asymmetric: bitcoin's gains have been limited on days when U.S. stocks rallied, while its declines have been steeper during equity selloffs. On April 9, the Cboe noted a broad U.S. equity rebound, with the Nasdaq 100 up 3.4% and 10 of the S&P 500's 11 sectors advancing, yet bitcoin did not match the move. The divergence matters because it challenges the narrative that bitcoin functions as a high-beta play on U.S. risk assets, and investors will be watching whether BTC can recapture correlation-driven upside if equities continue to recover, or whether it remains weighed down by crypto-specific headwinds.
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