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Bitcoin vs. Stock Market: Michael Saylor Explains the Short-Term Correlation

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The post Bitcoin vs. Stock Market: Michael Saylor Explains the Short-Term Correlation appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News

Since February when Donald Trump officially announced his aggressive tariff plan , the US economy has been in a turbulent state. At the start of that month, the S&P market was at $5,969.58. Since then, the market has declined by at least 9.5%. Similarly, the Nasdaq 100 index has dropped by over 12.14%. Surprisingly, Bitcoin, which is generally considered as a hedge against market uncertainty, has followed the trend in the US stock market during the period, as it has decreased by approximately 18.49%. Meanwhile, during the period, gold has surged by no fewer than 10.47%.

The development has triggered heated debates on whether Bitcoin really is an independent asset or not. Now, Strategy co-founder michael saylor an ardent advocate of Bitcoin, shares a very convincing argument on why he thinks the correction between the US stocks and Bitcoin is a temporary phenomenon. Curious to know more! Read on!

Is Bitcoin Really Independent?

Bitcoin is one of the digital assets that has benefited from the change in the political climate of the US. At the start of November 5, 2024, the Bitcoin price was as low as $67,772.62. Between November 5 and 22, 2024, alone, the BTC market surged by over 45.80%. On December 17, 2024, it reached the peak of the year of $108,389.70.

During early January 2025, the Bitcoin market was oscillating inside a range of $89,310 and $106,395.41. On January 20, it marked a new all-time high of $109K .

After the inauguration of Donald Trump as the president of the United States – particularly after his announcement of his aggressive tariff policy, the market lost its upward momentum , mirroring the general trend in the US stock market.

Since February, the market has slipped over 18.49%, triggering serious concerns about its status as a trustworthy hedge against market uncertainty.

The development has triggered heated debates on whether Bitcoin is an independent asset or not.

Short-Term vs Long-Term: Bitcoin’s Double Personality

Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor, dismissing all the statements questioning the credibility of Bitcoin as a reliable hedge against market uncertainty, states that the correction between Bitcoin and the US stock market is a temporary phenomena.

He argues that Bitcoin’s high liquidity and 24/7 availability make it a convenient asset to sell during market downturns.

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He claims that when people panic, they sell what they can, and Bitcoin is always able to be sold.

He emphasises that this short-term correlation does not mean Bitcoin is inherently tied to the stock market in the long term.

He reinforces the idea that long term, Bitcoin can still be a non correlated asset – an independent asset.

In 2024, the Bitcoin market witnessed a growth of 121.1%. During the same year, the S&P 500 index only experienced a rise of 24.05% and the Nasdaq 100 just 27.10%. The gold market, during the period, saw a surge of just 27.54%.

In conclusion, as discussions around Bitcoin’s market behaviour continue, one thing is clear: its short-term volatility does not undermine its long-term potential.

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FAQs

How have U.S. tariffs impacted Bitcoin’s price?

Bitcoin dropped 18.49% since the tariff announcement, reflecting market-wide risk aversion, but experts see this as a temporary trend.

Will Bitcoin recover after the recent drop?

If market uncertainty eases, Bitcoin could rebound, with analysts eyeing $2,400 as the next key resistance level.

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