The evolving investor perception of BTC has turned it into a classic risk-on asset. This means the relative performance of Bitcoin price is similar to that of the equities on the NASDAQ and the S&P 500.
To illustrate this, Bitcoin has shown a 76% correlation with the NASDAQ 100 over the past year.
Although BTC’s volatility has indeed reduced over the past few years, a closer look at the macro factors influencing traditional stocks can help us gauge Bitcoin’s price potential.
With Bitcoin down roughly 4% over the past month, it’s clear that optimism about a potential Federal Reserve rate cut hasn’t sparked a decoupled rally just yet.
Market observers are now awaiting a likely rate cut decision from the Fed in the FOMC meeting next week.
This decision could result in a temporary boost for both BTC and traditional stocks, but are there other factors at play that could affect the Bitcoin price?
How Fed Rate Cuts and ETPs Are Binding Bitcoin Price to Tech Stocks
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