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Bitcoin is showing signs of decoupling from the stock market, indicating potential as a safe haven asset. This could lead to new dynamics in Bitcoin’s price and volatility.
Bitcoin's price has surged, possibly reflecting its potential as a safe haven in times of global uncertainty and market expectations of U.S. Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Bitcoin's price surges to $64,000 due to the slowing U.S. economy and the anticipation of Federal Reserve rate cuts, showcasing its role as a safe-haven asset.
Peter Schiff criticizes Bitcoin following its recent price drops, arguing it's not a safe haven. He suggests investors buy silver or gold instead.
Bitcoin's price has risen back to $65,000 following a dip due to Middle East crisis concerns. The cryptocurrency market cap now stands at about $2.47 trillion, with a 5.3% increase. Despite uncertainties, Bitcoin is still considered a safe haven in the geopolitical climate.
