Is Bitcoin Decoupling from Stocks?

This week’s Swan Signal Live unpacks a major market anomaly: on a day when the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and gold all dropped sharply, Bitcoin stayed strong—even ticking up. The team explores whether we’re witnessing the early stages of a true decoupling, as more voices from TradFi, including Joe Weisenthal and Larry Fink, acknowledge Bitcoin’s resilience.

They also dive into Trump’s new tariff strategy, branded “Liberation Day,” raising questions about trade math, inflation, and how tariffs could play into broader economic negotiations. While some call the plan misguided, the crew sees it as a blunt but intentional negotiation tactic—one that may pair with interest rate cuts to boost markets before the midterms.

The show also calls out Galaxy Digital’s shady Terra Luna dealings, with Novogratz dumping $100M worth of Luna while publicly promoting it. It’s a clear reminder of why Swan stays Bitcoin only—to protect investors from altcoin pump-and-dumps.

On Jack Dorsey’s claim that Bitcoin will “fail” if it doesn’t become a medium of exchange, the team pushes back. Bitcoin is following a natural monetary evolution: first a collectible, then a store of value, and eventually, a medium of exchange—driven not by consumers, but businesses who want to be paid in Bitcoin.

Finally, they react to Tom Lee’s $150K BTC prediction by year-end. Some see it as a floor, not a ceiling—especially if the U.S. adopts the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve Act.

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