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BitcoinLa correlazione con le attività di rischio
Mentre molti bitcoin investors look for the asset to behave as a safe haven, bitcoin typically has ultimately acted as the riskiest of all risk allocations.
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Come bitcoin, the asset, will behave in the future versus how it currently trades in the market have proven to be drastically different from our long-term thesis. In this piece, we’re taking a deeper look into those risk-on correlations, and comparing the returns and correlations across bitcoin e altre classi di attività.
Consistently, tracking and analyzing these correlations can give us a better understanding if and when bitcoin has a real decoupling moment from its current trend. We don’t believe we are in that period today, but expect that decoupling to be more likely over the next five years.
La macro guida le correlazioni
For starters, we’re looking at the correlations of one-day returns for bitcoin and many other assets. Ultimately we want to know how bitcoin moves relative to other major asset classes. There’s a lot of narratives on what bitcoin is and what it could be, but that’s different from how the market trades it.
Le correlazioni vanno da uno a uno negativo e indicano quanto sia forte la relazione tra due variabili, o nel nostro caso i rendimenti degli asset. In genere, una correlazione forte è superiore a 0.75 e una correlazione moderata è superiore a 0.5. Correlazioni più elevate mostrano che gli asset si stanno muovendo nella stessa direzione, mentre è vero il contrario per le correlazioni negative o inverse. Le correlazioni pari a 0 indicano una posizione neutra o nessuna relazione reale. Osservare periodi di tempo più lunghi fornisce un'indicazione migliore sulla forza di una relazione perché questo rimuove i cambiamenti volatili a breve termine.
What’s been the most watched correlation with bitcoin over the last two years is its correlation with “risk-on” assets. Comparing bitcoin to traditional asset classes and indexes over the last year or 252 trading days, bitcoin is most correlated with many benchmarks of risk: S&P 500 Index, Russel 2000 (small cap stocks), QQQ ETF, HYG High Yield Corporate Bond ETF and the FANG Index (high-growth tech). In fact, many of these indexes have a strong correlation to each other and goes to show just how strongly correlated all assets are in this current macroeconomic regime.
The table below compare bitcoin to some key asset-class benchmarks across high beta, equities, oil and bonds.
Tieni presente che puoi trovare uno qualsiasi di questi indici/asset su Google Finance con i ticker sopra. Per 60/40, utilizziamo BIGPX Blackrock 60/40 Target Allocation Fund, GSG è l'ETF S&P GSCI Commodity e BSV è l'ETF Vanguard Short-Term Bond Index Fund.Another important note is that spot bitcoin trades in a 24/7 market while these other assets and indexes do not. Correlations are likely understated here as bitcoin has proven to lead broader risk-on or liquidity market moves in the past because bitcoin can be traded at any time. As bitcoin’s CME futures market has grown, using this futures data produces a less volatile view of correlation changes over time as it trades within the same time limitations as traditional assets.
Looking at the rolling 3-month correlations of bitcoin CME futures versus a few of the risk-on indexes mentioned above, they all track nearly the same.
Bitcoin CME futures correlated with risk-on assets.Sebbene il bitcoin has had its own, industry-wide capitulation and deleveraging event that rival many historical bottoming events we’ve seen in the past, these relationships to traditional risk haven’t changed much.
Bitcoin has ultimately acted as the riskiest of all risk allocations and as a liquidity sponge, performing well at any hints of expanding liquidity coming back into the market. It reverses with the slightest sign of rising equities volatility in this current market regime.
We do expect this dynamic to substantially change over time as the understanding and adoption of Bitcoin accelerates. This adoption is what we view as the asymmetric upside to how bitcoin trades today versus how it will trade 5-10 years from now. Until then, bitcoin’s risk-on correlations remain the dominant market force in the short-term and are key to understanding its potential trajectory over the next few months.
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