Market Cap
$1.49T
24h Volume
$36.36B
Dominance
57.8%
How Bitcoin fits into the macro picture
Bitcoin fell alongside broader risk-off sentiment as institutional flows turned negative and major block sales emerged. The 0.47 correlation with the S&P 500 over 90 days shows Bitcoin remains tied to macro risk appetite. Tomorrow's PCE inflation data could accelerate selling if it runs hot and supports higher real yields, pressuring all duration-sensitive assets including Bitcoin.
BTC underperformed the S&P 500 by 197 basis points today, reflecting crypto-specific selling pressure beyond general macro weakness.
| Asset | 24h | YTD | BTC Edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| SPX | +0.02% | +8.38% | -25.60% |
| QQQ | -0.09% | +17.30% | -34.52% |
| XAU | +0.04% | -4.89% |
A mysterious institution executed a $1.3 billion BlackRock IBIT block sale, the largest Bitcoin ETF dark pool trade ever recorded. This represents systematic institutional de-risking rather than retail selling, indicating sophisticated money is reducing Bitcoin exposure ahead of potential macro pressure from tomorrow's PCE inflation data.
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| DXY | +0.09% | +2.38% | -19.60% |
| ETH | -2.65% | -17.17% | -0.05% |
| SOL | -1.41% | -21.69% | +4.47% |
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