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Crypto assets are becoming less correlated with Bitcoin $BTC, creating opportunities for a more diversified crypto portfolio. Annualized volatility by sector: - Currencies: 49%…

Grayscale
Published: 2026-11-12 20:20 UTC
Collected: 2026-11-12 21:14 UTC
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Crypto assets are becoming less correlated with Bitcoin $BTC, creating opportunities for a more diversified crypto portfolio. Annualized volatility by sector: - Currencies: 49%, 43% Bitcoin-driven -…

Crypto assets are becoming less correlated with Bitcoin $BTC, creating opportunities for a more diversified crypto portfolio. Annualized volatility by sector: - Currencies: 49%, 43% Bitcoin-driven - Smart Contract Platforms: 58%, 38% Bitcoin-driven - Financials: 59%, 30% Bitcoin-driven - Consumer & Culture: 76%, 46% Bitcoin-driven - Utilities & Services: 67%, 30% Bitcoin-driven - Artificial Intelligence: 85%, 35% Bitcoin-driven Read more on The Stack by @LowBeta and @charlieperk4: https://t.co/sM7eK94lAY

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