S&P Going Up Doesn't Mean Bitcoin Goes Up #Bitcoin #Macro #SPX

Added: 2026-05-16

[00:00:00]nonstop, literally vertical. Now, for as long as we have that, we can see that that's having an effect on the price of Bitcoin. Now, I want you to understand something. S&P going up, Bitcoin going up, that story of them being coupled is a yes and no. Sometimes it's coupled, very strongly correlated, and sometimes it's just not. For example, in here you have this all-time high where the S&P carry on going higher and higher and higher, and we enter still in a bear market. Some other times when the S&P corrects, then we are due for our bear market, and we just follow and mimic the S&P. But, as you can see, one cycle can still enter in a bear market with the S&P going higher. That's just a counter example to show you that the rule is not a golden rule necessarily. So, do not think necessarily because this goes up, then Bitcoin has to put an all-time high. Cuz everybody says that, but no one really tells you the exception to the rule. And how can you really make a decision if they you're just tell you this? If up, then up. No, it's not like that. Look back. All right, here we're going to get serious. I'm going to enter in the area of the strong alpha. You probably don't want to miss this one.

[00:01:22]I'm going to take you