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In early December, an intriguing trend was observed between Bitcoin (BTC) and the U.S. long bond ETF, known as TLT. This trend emerged as the ratio of BTC denominated in TLT reached levels that hadn’t been seen since 2021, marking a significant development in the financial markets. With Bitcoin rallying above the $44,200 mark, it now stands 36% below its all-time high, showcasing a robust dominance when compared to TLT, which is trading around $94, 48% off its peak. The divergence is particularly notable as it now requires 471 units of TLT to purchase a single Bitcoin, exceeding previous ratios observed in March and November of 2021, periods during which Bitcoin’s price was significantly higher.
This pattern indicates an important facet of the financial landscape, pointing to Bitcoin’s resilience and dominance even when traditionally perceived as a more volatile or risky asset, especially in relation to TLT, a global benchmark for safer asset classes. The increase in Bitcoin ETFs’ inflows could potentially provide further support to Bitcoin’s price, suggesting a growing confidence among investors in the cryptocurrency’s value proposition. On the other hand, the outlook for TLT seems less optimistic, with market forecasts indicating a potential pause in interest rate hikes by March 2024. This, combined with challenges within the banking sector, such as the significant downturn in New York Community Bank’s stock, underscores a complex and shifting financial environment that merits careful observation, highlighting the ever-evolving dynamics between different asset classes.
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