What correlations matter most for Bitcoin?

The highest-intent Bitcoin correlation pairs are BTC-ETH, BTC-gold, BTC-S&P 500, BTC-Nasdaq, and BTC-DXY. Together they show whether Bitcoin is behaving like crypto beta, a macro hedge, or a risk asset.

Why does Bitcoin's correlation with stocks change?

Bitcoin's equity correlation rises when macro liquidity dominates crypto flows and falls when crypto-specific catalysts such as ETF flows, halving cycles, or protocol narratives dominate.

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Compare Bitcoin correlations against Ethereum, Solana, gold, S&P 500, Nasdaq, DXY, NVIDIA, Coinbase, and Strategy in one matrix.

Bitcoin Correlations

Compare Bitcoin correlations against Ethereum, Solana, gold, S&P 500, Nasdaq, DXY, NVIDIA, Coinbase, and Strategy in one matrix.