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The flagship cryptocurrency asset, Bitcoin (BTC), is displaying a decoupling trend from the broader financial market price movement. As observed by market analyst Maartunn, Bitcoin is showing a low correlation with several major assets, including tech stocks. Bitcoin ETF flows and on-chain metrics Notably, Bitcoin is no longer influenced by the tech sector risks, nor is it moving with gold, which is a hedge against inflation. Rather, the crypto is moving based on its own internal drivers, such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) flows on the market. Other factors influencing Bitcoin’s price outlook are miners’ behavior, on-chain supply dynamics, liquidity conditions and overall distribution. In previous market cycles, Bitcoin showed a correlation with other assets, like gold and the Nasdaq. Low Correlation Signal 🚨 Bitcoin is moving independently:• Nasdaq correlation is near 0• Gold correlation is negative BTC is no longer trading like a tech stock or a safe haven. It’s carving out its own market regime. pic.twitter.com/VLibiQWYIb — Maartunn (@JA_Maartun) December 25, 2025 For clarity, correlation measures how closely two assets’ prices move together. If there is a high correlation, they rise and fall together. So, when tech stocks rise, Bitcoin mirrors this gain, the same as with gold. However, in the current scenario, Bitcoin is moving independently and has a “near zero correlation” with the Nasdaq, signaling that Bitcoin has decoupled from tech stocks. The asset’s correlation with gold is on the negative axis, which suggests that Bitcoin is no longer behaving like a classic store of value. Many financial experts always recommend investments in Bitcoin as a store of value and hedge against inflation. The author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” Robert Kiyosaki, is one of the leading voices that advocated investing in the flagship crypto coin along with gold and silver. However, U.Today has noted that Kiyosaki appears to be boycotting…

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Filed under: News - @ December 25, 2025 2:17 pm