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The choice between Bitcoin and stocks isn’t simple. Here’s how analysts and data reveal how investors can approach it.

Bitcoin’s rising correlation with stocks is less about investor exuberance and more about eroding trust in the dollar. The real story is not a newfound appetite for risk — it’s a flight from the perceived fragility of the US dollar.

Crypto IPO season is underway. Circle’s explosive debut has fueled filings from Gemini and Bullish, with Kraken, BitGo, and Consensys potentially next.

Bitcoin may see more upside if the world’s two largest trading nations finalize their tariff deal and end global economic uncertainty.

Crypto’s optimism isn’t just hype; it’s a structural feature. Even as global shocks and policy shifts rattle traditional markets, digital assets consistently show greater emotional resilience.

Bitcoin and select altcoins hold steady even as the threat of a global trade war crushes the stock market.

Bitcoin’s bounce off $76,606 is facing selling near $85,000, but there are early signs that the selling pressure could be reducing, and a bottom may be nearby.

Anthony Pompliano speculates US President Donald Trump may be taking matters into his own hands in an attempt to lower interest rates.

Bitcoin and SPX share a high correlation index as the US stock approaches a new all-time high a day before the Fed cuts interest rates.

The world’s best-performing tech stocks have bled an average $125 billion market cap per day for the past 20 days while crypto market cap has risen 11%.

Are you ready for the July 23 launch of nine spot Ethereum ETFs? Here's what you need to know to start trading.

The price of Bitcoin can fall to $15,000 in 2023 if its strengthening correlation with certain macro charts is any indication.

The “Oracle of Omaha” has increased Berkshire Hathaway’s cash holdings by $2 billion in Q1, signaling his decreasing confidence in risk assets.

Cointelegraph analyst and writer Marcel Pechman explains how the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rates impact the crypto market.

Bitcoin’s yearly losses are similar to high-profile stocks like Tesla and Meta, with BTC investors down 70% in 2022.