Bitcoin is down 46% from its all-time high, but what happens if the stock market crashes from here?

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The video analyzes Bitcoin's historical performance in relation to stock market drawdowns, highlighting a significant increase in Bitcoin's volatility and correlation with the Nasdaq, especially after the March 2020 crash. The analysis suggests that Bitcoin's price action has become more sensitive to broader market downturns, exhibiting drawdowns that are often amplified compared to the Nasdaq. The data indicates that over longer holding periods (1 year and beyond), the probability of negative returns decreases significantly, implying that time is a key factor in mitigating risk for Bitcoin investors. A scenario where the Nasdaq experiences a major correction implies a potentially much larger downside for Bitcoin, but the analysis also points out that historically, Bitcoin has recovered and outperformed the Nasdaq over longer time horizons.

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   23 Feb 2026, 23:00 UTC

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