TradFi — bitcoin against the world it trades in
The US indices, gold, the dollar, Treasury yields, the Fed's rate and balance sheet, the money supply, inflation, volatility, oil and the federal debt — every series public, every chart drawn here, and bitcoin put on the same axis as the rest.
Bitcoin vs. the rest
Bitcoin, the S&P 500, the Nasdaq, gold, the dollar and M2 on one axis, each rebased to 100 at the start of the window — what actually went up, and by how much.
S&P 500
The S&P 500, daily closes for the last ten years, as the Federal Reserve's own data publishes them.
Nasdaq Composite
The Nasdaq Composite since 1971, daily — the risk end of the equity market, and the one bitcoin most often moves with.
Dow Jones
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, daily closes for the last ten years.
Gold
The gold price in dollars per troy ounce, read from tokenised gold's daily closes — one token to the ounce, trading around the clock.
Bitcoin in gold
Bitcoin priced in gold: how many ounces one coin buys. The two hard assets measured against each other, with the dollar taken out of the picture.
US dollar index
The dollar against its trading partners — the Fed's broad, trade-weighted index. A strong dollar has been a headwind for every risk asset, bitcoin included.
Treasury yields
The 10-year and 2-year US Treasury yields — the price of money over two horizons, and the gap between them.
Yield curve (10Y − 2Y)
Ten-year minus two-year. Below zero the curve is inverted, which has preceded every US recession of the last half-century — by a lag nobody has managed to time.
Fed funds rate
The effective federal funds rate — the overnight rate the Fed steers, and the floor under every other yield.
Fed balance sheet
What the Federal Reserve holds, in trillions of dollars: quantitative easing on the way up, tightening on the way down.
M2 money supply
M2 money supply in trillions of dollars — the cash, deposits and money-market funds the dollar is made of.
US inflation (CPI)
US consumer-price inflation, year over year, from the CPI.
VIX
The VIX — the S&P 500's implied volatility over the next thirty days, the market's own fear gauge.
Oil (WTI)
West Texas Intermediate crude, dollars per barrel, daily.
US federal debt
Total US federal debt in trillions of dollars, quarterly.
Bitcoin–S&P correlation
How closely bitcoin has moved with the S&P 500: the rolling 90-day correlation of daily returns, from lockstep at +1 to unrelated at 0.
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