Bitcoin’s Correlation to US Stocks is Fading – Why That Could Be a Good Thing for the BTC Price
The positive correlation between the Bitcoin price and US stock prices, which reached a record high in 2022, is fading. The Bitcoin bulls will be hoping that this decoupling bodes well for Bitcoin, given it might mean th...
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