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Bitcoin Correlation With Nasdaq Drops to 33% as Gold Link Strengthens
Market data shows Bitcoin decoupling from tech equities while its alignment with traditional safe-haven gold moves above 50%.
Bitcoin's 90-day rolling correlation with the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 has decreased from over 60% to 33% over the past year, according to figures compiled by Grayscale and Bloomberg. During the same timeframe, the cryptocurrency's correlation with gold advanced past 50%, reaching its highest level of the year.
The shift marks a departure from late 2025, when Bitcoin traded closely in tandem with artificial intelligence and high-beta technology shares. Rising yields and bond market adjustments through the spring contributed to uncoupling Bitcoin from tech equity movements.
The piece highlights that this realignment coincides with United States national debt surpassing $40 trillion, a development that has renewed market focus on alternative assets and traditional stores of value.
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