Tiago Vidal

Data shows Bitcoin’s trading volume increases and decreases most on Saturday and Monday, while returns move similarly amid different price cycles.

The relationship between Bitcoin price and its mempool size was negative in most scenarios where BTC lost more than 20%.

Sentiment analysis and week-to-date returns show investors’ confidence in the ‘Bitcoin is a safe-haven’ narrative as the correlation between both assets suggests future uncertainty.

Bitcoin and Ether still offer better returns than other risk assets during crypto market uptrends and both remain positively correlated with gold in bull and bear markets.

Bitcoin price remains far below investors expectations but the stock-to-flow model suggests nothing extraordinary has occurred yet.

Data shows that Ethereum-related tweets have a positive impact on the next days’ trading volume but what about the price?

Data shows Bitcoin mining-related events produce conflicting short-term price action but long-term gains.

Data shows that buying the worst-performing cryptos on a daily basis can provide a better risk-adjusted-performance than just buying the best-performing cryptocurrency.

Data shows that since 2018 tweets mentioning XRP have influenced trading volume and the correlation has become stronger in 2020.

Data shows that Bitcoin-related tweets have a positive influence on the next days’ trading volume but what about investment returns in 2019?

New data shows that XRP is more deserving of the digital gold label frequently ascribed to Bitcoin.

New data shows a strong correlation between Bitcoin’s price action and that of the top 30 altcoins when they are in a bullish phase.

Bitcoin price and volume have generally gone up on Valentine’s Day over the past five years as well as Ethereum and XRP prices.

New data shows FAANG stocks offer better risk-adjusted performance than the top 3 cryptocurrencies in the market, including Bitcoin.

New data shows diversification between Bitcoin and traditional assets provides better risk-adjusted performance for investors.

The BTC/GBP pair declined by 3% as Brexit occurred and a case of coronavirus turned up in the United Kingdom.

It can only go up: buying the currency that gained the most in price today will likely lead to a greater cumulative return than buying the dip, data shows.

Data shows Litecoin is not “digital silver” but a slight correlation between LTC and silver can provide insight into the digital asset’s future returns.

Bitcoin returns on investment differ based on what day of the week BTC was bought as well as other factors such as volatility and market cycle conditions.

Bitcoin price increased amid rising tensions in the Middle East earlier this week but is BTC’s recent correlation to gold price supported by the data?