Bitcoin sticks to the $9,200 price range after some light selling early in the day.
Most markets are down Thursday, including stocks and bitcoin.
Equities continue to beat bitcoin’s performance, but everything is making gains Monday.
Bitcoin’s positive correlation with stocks continues Monday, with the cryptocurrency drawing bids alongside gains in global equities.
Bitcoin's correlation with the S&P 500 is somewhat erratic, but the relationship has gotten stronger. That may not be bad news.
Bitcoin is often likened to digital gold, but some analysts say the more compelling correlation is with the stock market.
With the global economy in deep water amid the coronavirus crisis, some cryptocurrency analysts are starting to wonder if a correction in U.S. stocks might prompt another "Black Thursday" crash.
With the Fed dashing hopes of a V-shaped recovery, it's uncertain whether bitcoin will become a store of value or begin to track stocks.
Voyager Digital, a publicly traded cryptocurrency brokerage, has doubled its share price this year, beating bitcoin while braving the scrutiny that comes with strict disclosure rules.
The bitcoin roller coaster has turned into a bumper car as equities take the stage in hopes of a global economic rebound.
It turns out cold, hard cash with a helping of government bonds - not bitcoin or gold - is where people turn in the face of a pandemic and "apocalyptic" market turmoil.
Bitcoin suffered its biggest drop in seven years, as fears over the spreading coronavirus triggered a new wave of selling in everything from stocks and junk bonds to cryptocurrencies.
As U.S. stocks tumbled on Monday by the most in six months amid renewed coronavirus fears, bitcoin barely budged - at least in terms of the notoriously volatile cryptocurrency’s trading history.
Despite the downtrend in the latter half of 2019, bitcoin is on track to significantly outperform gold and stocks.
Abra is adding a new feature to its blockchain-based app that will allow global users to invest in fractions of stocks and ETFs.