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    Asset Correlation Analysis

    Bitcoin Correlation Calculator

    See how Bitcoin moves relative to the S&P 500, Gold, Nasdaq, and the US Dollar across multiple time periods.

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    Quick Answer

    Correlation measures how closely Bitcoin moves with another asset on a scale from -1 to +1. This tool computes rolling correlation between BTC and the S&P 500, Nasdaq, gold and the dollar index from daily returns, so you can judge how much real diversification Bitcoin adds to your portfolio.

    Multi-asset correlation

    Correlation Matrix

    Pearson correlation coefficient (−1 to +1) between daily log-returns

    BTC ↔ S&P 500 correlation

    r = -0.04

    Weak relationship

    Correlation with Bitcoin

    S&P 500Weak
    r = -0.04
    GoldWeak
    r = -0.12
    NasdaqWeak
    r = -0.07
    US Dollar (DXY)Weak
    r = +0.07
    Bitcoin S&P 500 Gold Nasdaq DXY
    Bitcoin
    1.00
    -0.04
    -0.12
    -0.07
    0.07
    S&P 500
    -0.04
    1.00
    0.58
    0.95
    -0.77
    Gold
    -0.12
    0.58
    1.00
    0.74
    -0.84
    Nasdaq
    -0.07
    0.95
    0.74
    1.00
    -0.81
    DXY
    0.07
    -0.77
    -0.84
    -0.81
    1.00
    Positive
    Near Zero
    Negative

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    Rolling 30-Day Correlation vs Bitcoin

    How Bitcoin's correlation with each asset changes over time

    Return Scatter Plot

    Daily returns: Bitcoin vs S&P 500

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    Macro Correlation

    Asset Correlation & Macro Decoupling

    Track how Bitcoin moves in relation to the Nasdaq, Gold, and the US Dollar (DXY).

    Asset Group Bull Market Correlation Bear Market Correlation
    Nasdaq 100 / Tech High (0.7 - 0.9) Extreme (0.9+)
    Gold (Store of Value) Low (0.1 - 0.3) Moderate (0.4 - 0.5)
    US Dollar (DXY) Inverse (-0.6) High Inverse (-0.8)
    How to Use

    Bitcoin Correlation Calculator

    1. 01

      Choose a Time Period

      Choose a 30-day, 90-day, 1-year, or 3-year window to compare how asset relationships shift across different market cycles and see updated results immediately.

    2. 02

      Read the Correlation Matrix

      Scan each cell of the heatmap to read the Pearson coefficient between two assets, where +1 means they move together, −1 means they move opposite, and 0 means no linear relationship.

    3. 03

      Track Rolling Correlation

      Follow the line showing how Bitcoin's correlation with each selected asset has evolved over the chosen period, and spot periods where the market regime shifted.

    4. 04

      Explore the Scatter Plot

      Look at how the dots are arranged: a tight upward cluster signals strong positive correlation, while a scattered cloud shape shows low correlation, useful for diversification planning.

    Frequently Asked Questions

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    Disclaimer

    Bitcoin prices are fetched live from CoinGecko. Traditional asset benchmarks (S&P 500, Gold, Nasdaq, DXY) use approximate monthly return data interpolated to daily granularity — results are directionally accurate but may differ from institutional-grade tick data. Correlation does not imply causation. This is not financial advice.

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