Cross-Market Relationships

Bitcoin's strongest current daily link is with Gold at +0.58. 0 of 8 links change sign when the window is widened.

This page treats market relationships as changing evidence, not permanent rules. It compares short and longer windows, checks each link against its own history and shows whether similar daily movement actually produced similar returns.

Strongest current linkGold+0.58
Most changed relationshipGold+0.43 versus its usual level
Positive Bitcoin links6 of 8Latest 30 sessions
Same price direction4 of 8Latest 21 sessions
Window disagreements0 of 830-day sign versus 90-day sign
Typical link strength0.31Average absolute relationship
Largest-link share23.7%Share of all measured link strength
Bitcoin and shares rank30.8%Current link percentile in three years
Bitcoin · 21 sessions+3.9%Price move
Bitcoin · 63 sessions+25.4%Longer move
Shares · 21 sessions-0.7%Control market
Dollar · 21 sessions+1.8%Pressure check
Gold · 21 sessions-3.1%Alternative money check
Oil · 21 sessions+16.9%Growth and inflation check
Copper · 21 sessions+2.1%Industrial check
History checkedFive yearsDaily completed prices

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A useful relationship should survive a longer window and stay close to its own history. Short bursts are shown, but not trusted blindly.

Market30-session link90-session linkThree-year middleChange from usual21-session direction
Gold+0.58+0.55+0.15+0.43Opposite
US shares+0.27+0.29+0.41-0.14Opposite
Copper+0.26+0.28+0.23+0.03Same
Technology+0.23+0.26+0.36-0.13Same
Small companies+0.22+0.23+0.41-0.19Opposite
Long bonds+0.14+0.11+0.05+0.09Opposite
Oil-0.28-0.12-0.05-0.24Same
Dollar-0.47-0.43-0.15-0.32Same

Bitcoin's strongest current daily link is with Gold at +0.58. 0 of 8 links change sign when the window is widened.

Research by for Charlie Quant Lab · Updated