Bitcoin has historically shown significant price movements during U.S. government shutdowns, often seen as a potential safe haven amidst political uncertainty. Past shutdowns in 2013 and 2018-2019 resulted in notable price increases and volatility, highlighting Bitcoin's independent yet market-influenced nature.
A recent study utilizing machine learning explores how the Crypto Volatility Index (CVI) interacts with traditional financial markets, revealing that crypto assets are not safe havens for investors.
Bitcoin has surged to a record $112,000, fueled by institutional interest, ETF approvals, and favorable policies. While the momentum is strong, experts advise caution due to volatility and security risks.