Bitcoin is once again moving closely in step with US stocks, at just about the worst time for crypto diehards.

NYDIG analysis reveals Bitcoin maintains diversification benefits as equity markets drive only 25% of price action, with crypto factors controlling the rest.

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NYDIG research shows Bitcoin maintains diversification benefits despite 0.5 correlation with stocks, as crypto-specific factors drive 75% of price action.