Bitcoin is on track for its first yearly decline since 2022, following a rough stretch for the crypto market. A sharp crash in October triggered billions in liquidations and rattled traders, while November brought the steepest monthly drop since mid-2021, pushing Bitcoin down to around $89,000.
Throughout 2025, Bitcoin’s price movement closely mirrored global equities. Analysts say both retail and institutional investors treated the cryptocurrency much like traditional stocks. Its correlation climbed to 0.5 with the S&P 500 and 0.52 with the NASDAQ 100, as swings in AI-related shares fueled wider market uncertainty.
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Throughout 2025, Bitcoin’s price movement closely mirrored global equities. Analysts say both retail and institutional investors treated the cryptocurrency much like traditional stocks. Its correlation climbed to 0.5 with the S&P 500 and 0.52 with the NASDAQ 100, as swings in AI-related shares fueled wider market uncertainty.
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