Despite a sharp decline in US stock markets, Bitcoin has remained relatively stable, hovering around $83,000. This resilience has fueled discussions about whether Bitcoin’s performance reflects a temporary phenomenon or signifies a structural shift in the market landscape. As investors seek alternative havens amid economic uncertainty, Bitcoin’s performance offers an intriguing contrast to traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver. While traditional safe-havens have depreciated during this downturn, Bitcoin has climbed by 2.2%. Experts are divided on whether Bitcoin serves as a true hedge against market volatility, with some emphasizing its potential as a protector against government and banking systems compared to stocks. Others suggest that recent correlations between Bitcoin and traditional assets are merely driven by artificial liquidity effects.