RE: LeoThread 2025-08-21 06:39
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Economist Henrik Zeberg is raising concerns about Bitcoin.
He describes Bitcoin as a "highly risk-prone asset" that is closely linked to the Nasdaq, both of which he refers to as "TechBubble2."
“The relationship is simple,” according to him. “If tech falls, Bitcoin follows.”
What are your thoughts — is it a savvy investment or an impending bubble ready to burst?
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lets compare, Bitcoin has outperformed every other asset. The stock market has basically just a few big companies that actually makes any substaintal gains. And every fiat in the world is a in a race toward zero.
Bitcoin might be one of the only assets you dont lose value by holding.
Totally get where you're coming from. Bitcoin's gains have been insane compared to most assets. Still, the tie to tech stocks makes me a bit nervous when markets get shaky. Guess it’s a balance of risk and reward
#askleo What are the dependency of $BTC to the #nasdaq?
There's definitely a correlation between $BTC and the Nasdaq, especially since both are tied to risk appetite in markets. When tech stocks drop, Bitcoin often follows due to similar investor behavior. It's a speculative cycle for sure
Bitcoin's correlation with Nasdaq is hard to ignore. Historically, risk-prone assets like BTC often tank when tech bubbles burst. Zeberg’s warning feels spot on—market cycles don’t spare crypto. I’m cautious for now