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The S&P 500 sees a TD9 sell signal confirmed on multiple time frames but traders remain optimistic about the price of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin price remains stable above $9,000 as data increasingly points to irrationally optimistic behavior on correlated stock markets.

Bitcoin’s correlation to the S&P 500 has reached a new all-time-high, what does this mean for BTC price?

A drop in Bitcoin trading resulted in a six-month low of Bitcoin’s annualized volatility.

A turbulent mixture of macro, coupled with expectations of a big move in Bitcoin, could spell an interesting week for traders and holders alike.

Stocks and Bitcoin prices could correct sharply if Dr. Anthony Fauci’s dire coronavirus warning plays out.

Bitcoin and gold denominated stock market performance wipes out almost any hint of recovery since March.

The S&P 500 is in danger of a major crash in the event of a daily close below 3,000 points, warns Tone Vays as data shows Bitcoin is 95% correlated.

The price of Bitcoin dropped below $9,000 as several factors put pressure on BTC/USD, including correlation with global stock markets.

Wells Fargo warned that stocks could sell-off after an amazing recovery, meaning Bitcoin price is also possibly at risk of a sharp correction.

Ebang will reportedly get listed on Nasdaq on June 26, hoping to raise $125 million in an initial public offering.

Heavy correlation to the S&P 500 means that BTC/USD should be more like $18,000 unless the market falls, says the stock-to-flow creator.

Bearish moves for stocks appear in line with rumors of an incoming crash, with Bitcoin hitting its lowest levels in almost three weeks.

Experts are anticipating a stock market crash in the near term. Bitcoin may follow suit due to three main factors.

The largest cryptocurrency’s gradual “decoupling” from stocks may see a major test in the coming weeks, warns eToro’s Yoni Assia.