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Story: Bitcoin Seen as “Undervalued” After Diverging from Gold and S&P 500

By Maheen Hernandez

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Bitcoin Falls While Traditional Assets Surge. In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Santiment pointed out that Bitcoin’s performance over…

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Gold and the S&P 500 Outperform Bitcoin. Gold’s strong performance this quarter has been driven by rising geopolitical tensions and renewed…

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Bitcoin Trading Between Key On-Chain Levels. Further supporting this perspective, another on-chain analytics firm, Glassnode, shared insights…

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Analysts See Signs of Accumulation. Despite Bitcoin’s muted price action, on-chain data reveals that large investors continue to…

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Historical Context: Bitcoin’s Rebound Potential. Bitcoin has experienced several similar divergence periods throughout its history.

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What to Watch Next. For now, traders are closely monitoring Bitcoin’s ability to hold above the $100,000–$101,000…

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Outlook: Bitcoin May Be Setting Up for a Comeback. Despite recent weakness, Bitcoin’s long-term fundamentals remain robust.

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Bitcoin may currently be undervalued compared to traditional assets like gold and the S&P 500, according to new on-chain data from analytics firm Santiment.

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In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Santiment pointed out that Bitcoin’s performance over the past few months has weakened compared to gold and the S&P 500.

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According to Santiment’s data, Bitcoin has declined about 15% since August 11, while gold has climbed 21% and the S&P 500 has gained around 7% during the same period.

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The analytics firm believes this pattern could suggest that Bitcoin is “arguably undervalued” compared to these other major assets.

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Bitcoin, on the other hand, has seen profit-taking from long-term holders and reduced institutional inflows following its record highs earlier this year.

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Santiment’s data also points out that Bitcoin’s decoupling from traditional assets could create opportunities for investors looking to capitalize on potential rebounds.

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Further supporting this perspective, another on-chain analytics firm, Glassnode, shared insights into Bitcoin’s current trading range based on its Supply Quantiles Cost Basis…

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According to Glassnode, Bitcoin has fallen below two key quantiles following its recent price correction. The cryptocurrency first slipped under the 0.

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