Investors are increasingly turning to bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies as a more stable place to keep money than gold and oil — both assets that are traditionally seen as safe havens for traders but have been showing higher volatility. "They're not seeing bitcoin like they have before," says Julian Pineda of Forex.com of investor attitudes toward the cryptocurrency. "In the past couple of years, bitcoin has been the main volatile asset." However, the amount of money coming into bitcoin remains only a fraction of what was seen in October 2025, says Pineda — when bitcoin traded at its all-time of over $126,000. Bitcoin is up 4% to $78,762, according to data from LSEG. (kirk.maltais@wsj.com)
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