Bitcoin vs. US Stocks: Differences in Rebounding In yesterday's market rebound, both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Index received negative lines, indicating a downward closing performance, while Bitcoin achieved a rebound of 5.5%. This difference has raised concerns about the dynamics of cryptocurrency and traditional stock markets. So, why can Bitcoin rise against the trend in the same market environment, while the US stock market performs weakly? Bitcoin: Global 24/7 market, unrestricted trading, unable to be issued, failure means bankruptcy or liquidation, no country's finances rely on its rise. Stock market: Trading only at specific times with limited participants. Although stocks cannot be issued, if they fail and have political backgrounds, they may receive assistance. The US fiscal revenue is directly related to the performance of the stock market, so the stock market often receives policy support during crises. Bitcoin is a truly free market, while the stock market is subject to policy intervention. Therefore, during fiat currency liquidity crises, Bitcoin prices often lead the stock market in decline and also lead the stock market in rebound. This viewpoint provides a new perspective for understanding the differences between cryptocurrencies and traditional financial markets.