Research by Sentora shows Bitcoin dropped on 92% and Ether on 95% of the worst U.S. stock market days since 2022, indicating both cryptos often fall alongside equities during major selloffs. Ether underperformed Bitcoin on 79% of these days, with median losses of 5.6% versus 3.6%. Bitcoin’s price movements are notably influenced during U.S. trading hours, which account for a disproportionate share of its volatility. Weekly exchange inflows for Bitcoin and Ether reached $3.09 billion and $1.10 billion respectively, while stablecoin supply declined. These findings question the idea that cryptocurrencies reliably protect against stock market downturns.
Bitcoin's market cap on Pluang stands at Rp25.252,68 trillion as of Nov 14, 2026, 01:32 WIB, with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp788,18 trillion. The platform shows a 1-day price drop of 3.98% for Bitcoin, aligning with the article's theme of Bitcoin falling on major stock market selloff days. Notably, 67% of Pluang users are buying Bitcoin while 33% are selling, and the typical hold time is 113 days, indicating sustained investor interest despite recent volatility.
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