There's this interesting pattern someone pointed out recently — Bitcoin and gold keep trading places on who's doing better. One surges while the other cools off, then they flip.
What's wild? Their long-term correlation stays pretty low. That's actually what makes them valuable in a portfolio. Smart money wants assets that don't move in lockstep. Bitcoin's got that independence baked in.
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DegenWhisperer
· 23h ago
I've long seen through the game of BTC and gold suppressing each other. The real action is in the low-correlation assets.
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CryptoMom
· 23h ago
Low correlation is indeed a killer feature—finally someone explained it thoroughly... Just looking at short-term price fluctuations can't fool anyone.
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FlatTax
· 23h ago
Bitcoin and gold stepping on each other's toes—I'm tired of this routine. To put it simply, it's just low correlation, the same old topic in portfolio allocation.
There's this interesting pattern someone pointed out recently — Bitcoin and gold keep trading places on who's doing better. One surges while the other cools off, then they flip.
What's wild? Their long-term correlation stays pretty low. That's actually what makes them valuable in a portfolio. Smart money wants assets that don't move in lockstep. Bitcoin's got that independence baked in.