According to Miles Deutscher, the S&P 500 is setting new highs while BTC retraces, a divergence he says is not unusual after BTC front-ran and became relatively overextended (source: Miles Deutscher on X, Aug 29, 2025). He notes that a move back toward parity makes sense, framing BTC’s decline as mean reversion rather than a structural breakdown (source: Miles Deutscher on X, Aug 29, 2025). He further states that stocks making fresh highs are bullish for the overall business cycle, underscoring a constructive macro backdrop even amid BTC’s pullback (source: Miles Deutscher on X, Aug 29, 2025).

According to @MilkRoadDaily, Jesse Eckel argues the next crypto bull run could begin in October, driven by the combination of prospective rate cuts, potential stimulus checks, and a flatlined business cycle (source: @MilkRoadDaily). He adds that this setup could extend the rally into 2026, outlining an investing strategy and timeline for traders to watch in Q4 (source: @MilkRoadDaily).

According to Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL), Bitcoin is displaying a strong rebound on its price chart, suggesting ongoing upward momentum. He highlights that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting and potential gold corrections are critical for traders, as a gold decline could signal the start of a new business cycle. This macroeconomic shift is likely to impact Bitcoin trading volumes and sentiment, with traders closely watching for volatility and breakout opportunities following the FOMC announcement (source: Twitter/@CryptoMichNL, May 6, 2025).