According to @santimentfeed, the past three months show a clear correlation break between crypto and equities, with returns since August 11 of gold +21%, S&P 500 +7%, and Bitcoin -15% (source: Santiment on X, Nov 12, 2025). @santimentfeed notes that over the prior four years crypto and equities were tightly correlated, and on that basis BTC may be undervalued relative to equities and gold (source: Santiment on X, Nov 12, 2025). This sets a 36 percentage-point spread between gold and BTC and a 22 percentage-point spread between the S&P 500 and BTC since August 11 (source: Santiment data via X, Nov 12, 2025).

According to @charliebilello, over the last 10 years Bitcoin (BTC) returned +49,500%, ahead of NVIDIA (NVDA) +31,086%, Tesla (TSLA) +2,339%, Microsoft (MSFT) +1,243%, Netflix (NFLX) +1,077%, Apple (AAPL) +860%, Amazon (AMZN) +761%, Meta (META) +730%, Google (GOOGL) +664%, S&P 500 (SPY) +295%, and Gold (GLD) +213%, while US CPI rose +36% (source: @charliebilello on X, Sep 21, 2025). Using the posted figures, BTC’s total return is roughly 168x SPY (49,500/295) and ~232x GLD (49,500/213), highlighting BTC’s decade-long outperformance versus equities and gold in both nominal and approximate real terms versus CPI +36% (source: calculations based on data from @charliebilello on X).

According to Crypto Rover, Bitcoin is reaching new all-time highs when measured against major US stock indices, highlighting strong relative performance and growing investor interest in digital assets over traditional equities (Source: Crypto Rover, Twitter, May 24, 2025). This breakout signals intensified bullish sentiment in the crypto market, suggesting potential capital rotation from stocks to Bitcoin as traders seek higher returns and portfolio diversification. Active traders should closely monitor Bitcoin's price action relative to the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to identify momentum shifts and optimize trading strategies.