#BTCvsMarkets [BTC vs Markets – Is Bitcoin Leading or Decoupling from the Market?]

On April 24, 2025, Bitcoin is currently trading around $92,480 – maintaining the support level after a slight correction from the $94,000 mark. Meanwhile, international gold is fluctuating around $3,321/oz, adjusting after recently hitting a peak of $3,380.

This indicates a clear trend of differentiation: BTC is no longer moving in sync with traditional assets but is operating on its own rhythm. Institutional capital continues to flow into spot Bitcoin ETFs, while retail investors appear more cautious with the market.

A report from Coinbase Institutional shows that national asset funds are quietly accumulating BTC, reinforcing its role as a “digital safe haven.” Meanwhile, U.S. equities are moving sideways, and the bond market is waiting for signals from the Fed regarding upcoming interest rate policy.

The question arises: is BTC establishing a new leading role for the financial market, or is it merely a technical rebound in a larger cycle?

Will BTC continue to be independent or will it soon be dragged along with other markets?