2025-12-27 12:23:16

Recently, an interesting phenomenon has been observed: Bitcoin is currently trading at around $87,500, with its correlation to traditional financial assets dropping to nearly all-time lows. In comparison, the stock sector hovers around $6,900, and gold is near $4,500, with the three showing significant divergence in their trends.

This situation has actually been experienced before. Remember the era when Bitcoin was below $1,000? At that time, many people couldn't imagine it skyrocketing tenfold. The course of history provides us with a reference—breaking of correlation often signals that some unusual market movements are about to occur.

However, it is worth noting that this pattern is not foolproof. Once the correlation truly breaks down, the rules of the market will be completely rewritten, and everything may become different. How it will develop ultimately remains to be seen over time.

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 14h ago

History is about to repeat itself again, waiting for the next surge.

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CommunityJanitor

· 14h ago

87500 is really outrageous. This market cycle feels a bit different. What does the breaking of correlation indicate? Can it be truly validated this time? Breaking the norm is an opportunity. To gamble or not to gamble? Historical references are back, but will it really replicate this time? It feels like everyone is waiting for that moment. Who knows if it will come? This trend is nerve-wracking. Who can predict it accurately? Time validation is too slow. It's driving me crazy.

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MetaMaximalist

· 14h ago

ngl this correlation breakdown is kinda overblown... seen this narrative cycle before and frankly most people talking about it haven't actually studied the adoption curves properly. the real story isn't btc decoupling—it's about network effects finally maturing beyond retail speculation tbh

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MetaMuskRat

· 14h ago

Starting from the 87,500 level, it's starting to do its own thing. Interesting. This wave of Bitcoin decoupling feels like it's brewing some big move... Will history repeat itself? Is this really different this time? Or is it just the old routine? Time will tell. Correlation breakdown = the night before a major event? I can't afford to bet on this. It's the usual "wait for time to verify" argument. Anyway, I'm just holding for now.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 14h ago

87,500 still has room to grow, depends on whether it can break new highs later I don't really believe in the idea of breaking correlations... history is written by the winners Here we go again with this routine, just waiting it out is the way to go Bitcoin moves on its own trend, traditional finance can do whatever it wants Talking all sorts of fancy, but ultimately time will prove it... tired of hearing it

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Rekt_Recovery

· 14h ago

ngl this decoupling thing got me sweating a lil... been here before tho 💀

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GhostAddressMiner

· 14h ago

The breakdown of relevance is indeed a signal, but none of you have noticed the recent abnormal transfer patterns of those dormant wallets. At the price level of 87,500, the on-chain footprints have long told a story.

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