Bitcoin's recent price action has retail traders questioning its status as a non-correlated asset. After kicking off a rally in early April that pushed prices above $80,000 by May 6th, Bitcoin has drifted back toward the $77,000 level. But what stands out most to market watchers is its persistent, strong correlation with the Nasdaq. In this video, Jim Iuorio of JI Financial breaks down why Bitcoin's lockstep movement with tech equities complicates its reputation as a safe-haven asset or dollar hedge. We also explore the regulatory landscape, including the recent advancement of the CLARITY Act.
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