Bitcoin's price took a hit, dropping from $87,241 to $81,331 in late March, wiping out gains from earlier weeks. This 6.8% dip led to $230 million in liquidated bullish futures positions, mirroring the S&P 500's downturn. Despite the price struggle, four indicators suggest strong investor confidence and potential Bitcoin independence from traditional markets.

Gold surged to a record high, while the US dollar weakened. Bitcoin's mining hashrate hit an all-time high, showing miner resilience. Exchange reserves dropped to a 6-year low, hinting at long-term holding. Investors remain confident, buoyed by corporate adoption and stable ETF flows.