Bitcoin (BTC) and its inventory market correlation are below contemporary examination amid a warning that the Dotcom Bubble is repetition itself in 2022.

In a tweet on April 22, widespread dealer Peter Brandt highlighted similarities between the Nasdaq 100 (NDX) now and

twenty years

in the past.


Nasdaq Has Dotcom Crash deja Vu Says Dealer As Bitcoin Correlation Rises
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Nasdaq Has Dotcom Crash deja Vu Says Dealer As Bitcoin Correlation Rises

"Deja vu over again"

Bitcoin has well-tried itself to be extremely attendant U.S. equities this year. In particular, BTC/USD recently became attached to the NDX, which has not passed by some of the industry's best-known names.

As stocks themselves come under pressure from central bank inflation-beating policies, concerns are climb that the immediate future is anything but rosy for crypto.

Brandt, who himself gained attention for predicting some of Bitcoin's historical price bottoms, now believes that the Nasdaq itself is ringing its performance from the year 2000 — the height of the dotcom crash.

Calling it "deja vu all over again," he uploaded a chart showing the structural similarities.

Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView meanwhile shows just how in step Bitcoin and the NDX are this year.

As Cointelegraph noted, April 21's stock sell-off had an immediate knock-on effect on Bitcoin, which shortly unfit below $40,000 and continued to menace a breakdown on April 22's Wall Street open.

Less than a year to run?

Zooming out, however, and not everyone believes Bitcoin's related fate will last for long.

William Clemente, lead

insights analyst

at mining firm Blockware, specifically gave their relationship to a small degree a year to play out.

"Going to go on the record and say that I think we see a decorrelation between Bitcoin and stocks in the next 12 months once this transfer of supply is complete," he declared.

"If/when this happens, it could be

fairly reflexive

and extremely effective."

Clemente was referring to what he sees because the switch of BTC "from correlation buying and merchandising conventional finance entities to crypto natives, excessive net value people and forward-looking establishments."

"This boring sideways vary is an equilibrium of this switch IMO," he added in a tweet from April 18.

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