Bitcoin 39% Below Peak, Meme Coins Down Up to 99%, but S&P 500 Near Record
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Bitcoin trades 39% below its all-time high while meme coins have fallen as much as 99%, even as the S&P 500 hovers within 3% of its record, underscoring a widening divergence between crypto and traditional equities. The gap highlights how risk appetite has rotated away from speculative digital assets toward large-cap stocks, with meme tokens—among the most volatile crypto segments—bearing the brunt of the drawdown. Bitcoin's 39% decline from peak marks a deep bear-market contraction for the leading cryptocurrency, while the equity market's resilience near record territory suggests institutional capital remains cautious on crypto exposure. The report, published by BeInCrypto, offers no specific catalyst for the divergence but frames it as a measure of relative market sentiment. Watch for whether Bitcoin stabilizes, whether meme-coin liquidity continues to erode, and whether the S&P 500's proximity to record levels sustains or reverses the capital split between the two asset classes.
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