Bitcoin’s decoupling from traditional markets is becoming more visible as global capital stress intensifies. A resurgence of tariffs, elevated interest rates, and softening corporate earnings have introduced renewed volatility across equities and credit markets. Many large-cap companies are underperforming, weighed down not by fundamentals alone, but by geopolitics, trade policy, and policy uncertainty.

And yet—Bitcoin price is gaining ground.

Its movement is not erratic. It is not detached from reality. It is increasingly independent—not just in terms of asset performance, but in the forces that drive it. Bitcoin is beginning to behave less like a high-beta equity instrument and…

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