Bitcoin-Yen Correlation Hits Record 90-Day High, 73% Fit Now

90‑day BTC–JPY correlation reaches 0.86 — about 73% of Bitcoin's recent moves mirrored yen weakness.

  • Bitcoin and the Japanese yen have reached a record 90-day correlation of 0.86.
  • The correlation implies about 73% of recent BTC price moves mirror yen swings.
  • Pepperstone’s JPY Index (JPYX) measures the yen against a basket of EUR, USD, AUD and NZD and is the comparator for the link.
  • The yen’s long decline, driven by rising Japanese bond yields and fiscal concerns, has closely tracked BTC since October.
  • Traders should note correlations between cryptocurrencies and traditional assets can change quickly.

Bitcoin has shown an unusually tight relationship with the Japanese yen over the past 90 days, as measured against Pepperstone’s JPY Index. Data from TradingView shows the 90-day correlation coefficient between BTC and the index reached 0.86, indicating a strong same-direction move between the two assets. This alignment has led to a loss of BTC’s separate price behavior as it moved with the yen.

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A correlation coefficient of 0.86, when squared, yields a coefficient of determination near 73%, meaning roughly 73% of BTC’s price swings in the period mirrored yen movement. The widely cited BTC spot price during the window was about $92,549.18. Market swings included a BTC peak in early October followed by declines that tracked a downtrend in the JPYX index.

Pepperstone’s JPY Index (JPYX) is a contract for difference (CFD) that measures the yen’s strength against a basket of four major currencies: EUR, USD, AUD and NZD. The close tie has made BTC behave less like the previously touted "digital Gold" hedge and more like a doubled-down bet on yen direction.

The yen has trended lower since April amid concerns that rising Japanese government bond yields reflect fiscal stress. Observers point to a Japan-bonds-deficit-trump-trade-261d3fb0″>debt-to-GDP ratio of 240% as a factor that limits policy options. Japan’s central bank faces a trade-off: higher rates raise debt costs, while low rates risk further yen weakness.

Analysts caution that such links between cryptocurrencies and traditional markets are often transient and can change with shifting macro conditions.

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