Why Bitcoin Isn’t Crashing Like Tech Stocks (My Plan)
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Aaron BennettIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 31 Oct 2026, 05:14 UTC
- Recorded by Tahlil Plus
- 31 Oct 2026, 11:14 UTC

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The analysis focuses on a broad market downturn, particularly impacting tech stocks such as NVDA, AVGO, AAPL, GOOGL, and META, which are showing significant month-to-date declines. NVDA is down 31.36%, AVGO down 5.11%, AAPL up 0.33% (contrasting the tech trend but still within a broader market sell-off context), GOOGL down 17.27%, and META down 15.20%. These tech stocks are primarily affected by earnings misses and concerns over capital expenditure related to AI infrastructure. Conversely, defensive sectors and certain commodities show resilience or bullish trends. Gold is down 3.51% and Silver is down 6.08%, indicating a flight to safety or de-risking trend. Bitcoin, despite a recent hack event, is trading resiliently, showing signs of decoupling from the broader market's tech-driven decline. The analysis highlights the divergence between struggling tech stocks and more stable assets like Bitcoin and defensive stocks such as XOM and BRK.B, which are exhibiting bullish behavior. The overall market sentiment appears bearish for growth and tech sectors due to rate hike concerns and missed earnings, while value and defensive assets show strength.
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