#BTCvsMarketsBitcoin behaves differently from traditional financial markets. While stocks and commodities react to things like interest rates, company earnings, and economic news, Bitcoin is influenced more by supply and demand, public interest, and adoption. At times, Bitcoin follows broader market trends, especially during major global events, but it can also move in its own direction. It runs 24/7 without relying on banks or governments, and its limited supply makes it attractive to some during inflation. However, Bitcoin is highly volatile, so it doesn’t always act as a safe investment in the short term, even if it shows long-term potential.
