TechFlame reported that on July 2, according to Matrixport's latest report, Bitcoin's volatility continues to drop to 39%, which is attracting the attention of more institutional investors. The analysis shows that although the correlation between Bitcoin and US stocks is still as high as 72%, the two have recently shown some signs of decoupling. For institutional investors with limited risk appetite, asset stability often takes priority over growth, and reduced volatility makes Bitcoin more in line with institutional prudential standards. Independent analyst Markus Thielen

pointed out that this structural change is gradually driving Bitcoin's transformation from a high-risk asset to a new asset class more suitable for institutional allocation, even though Bitcoin's performance still lags behind the S&P 500 index.