🪙 Bitcoin Loses Its Link to Gold as Bearish Sentiment Grows

The latest data from CryptoQuant’s weekly report shows that Bitcoin remains in a bearish phase, and its correlation with gold has weakened.

Investors are increasingly turning to traditional assets, while Bitcoin is facing pressure from all sides.

📊 Key Highlights:

◽️ CryptoQuant's Bull-Bear Market indicator has stayed in the bearish phase since late August. Bitcoin has dropped 15% since reaching $62K, and significant growth is not expected until the indicator shifts.

◽️ The MVRV ratio is below its 365-day moving average, signaling further correction risks. Similar conditions in the past led to a 36% price drop.

◽️ Long-term Bitcoin holders (LTH) are selling at lower profit margins, reflecting a lack of new demand. This is another sign of bearish sentiment, which could persist until new buying signals emerge.

📊 Bitcoin and Gold: The Growing Disconnect

An interesting fact — Bitcoin is decoupling from gold.

While gold has hit new record highs, Bitcoin continues to decline, leading to negative correlation between the two assets.

This indicates that investors are increasingly favoring safe-haven assets like gold, steering away from the risks associated with cryptocurrency.

📊 Bitcoin and Macroeconomics

Bitcoin is not only losing its connection with gold but has also weakened alongside the U.S. stock markets.

The Nasdaq 100 Composite Index has fallen by 10%, and Bitcoin by 16% — their correlation has increased.

This further highlights how global economic trends are impacting the price of crypto assets.

As risks remain, Bitcoin continues to trail behind traditional assets like gold, which are once again proving their role as safe stores of value.

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❗️ Investors Brace for Volatility: Fed Cuts Rates, Uncertainty Grows

The U.S. Federal Reserve unexpectedly cut interest rates by 50 basis points—from a 23-year high.

Now investors are left wondering: will this fuel economic growth, or are we on the brink of a new recession?

❗️ What Happened in the Markets?

Global stocks surged to record highs, with the MSCI index among those reaching new peaks.

At the same time, currencies—from the euro to the Norwegian krone—strengthened against the dollar.

In the U.S., after a sluggish initial reaction, stocks began to rise.

❗️ How Did Other Central Banks React?

The Bank of England chose to keep interest rates unchanged, citing concerns about inflation and global demand.

Traders have adjusted their forecasts for a rate cut in the UK, with the probability of a November cut now around 80%.

Meanwhile, in Europe, inflation hovers around 3%, and regulators are unsure if further rate cuts are warranted.

❗️ The Big Question: Recession or Growth?

Some believe the Fed may cut rates too aggressively, accelerating U.S. economic growth.

This could, in turn, lead to rising prices for commodities and consumer goods.

Trevor Greetham from Royal London suggests that the Fed is creating the conditions for a sharp economic surge, but this may also trigger global inflation.

Some investors, including Tim Drayson from Legal & General, warn of potential global turbulence:

"Too much uncertainty, too many risks."

❗️ Recession Risks

Many experts, like Neil Mehta from BlueBay Asset Management, argue that the U.S. economy remains too "hot," with GDP growth at 3% and inflation above target levels.

This could signal that aggressive rate cuts will overheat the economy, eventually leading to a recession.

❗️ The VIX Volatility Index Dropped to 16.6

This is significantly lower than its August peak, when markets were hit by an unexpected U.S. jobs report.

❗️ Conclusion

The Fed's sharp rate cut has triggered significant fluctuations in global markets.

Central banks around the world are reacting differently — while the Bank of England and Norway left rates unchanged, the Fed is doubling down on supporting the U.S. economy.

This adds to the uncertainty in the stock, bond, and currency markets.

Investors are preparing for volatility and closely watching the Fed's next moves, as they will shape the future course of the global economy.

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