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Correlation measures how two assets move relative to each other, expressed as a value from −1 to +1. A correlation of +1 means assets move perfectly in sync. Zero means no relationship. −1 means they move in exactly opposite directions.
For traders, this matters because holding two highly correlated assets (like BTC and ETH at 0.85+) is effectively doubling your risk, not diversifying. True diversification requires assets with low or negative correlation.
Assets move together most of the time. Common in altcoins that follow Bitcoin. Holding both gives little diversification benefit.
Some relationship but assets can diverge. Provides partial diversification. Good for spreading risk across a portfolio.
Assets move independently. True diversification. Rare in crypto but can occur between sectors (DeFi vs Layer1 vs Memes).
Assets move in opposite directions. Natural hedge. In crypto, stablecoins vs volatile assets show mild negative correlation.