As somewhat expected, since bitcoin and the US stock market in general have been heavily correlated since the past months, they've went down together; whereas gold had a small spike up in price. Unfortunately we're yet to see bitcoin do it's job as a sort of "economic hedge"; hopefully some time in the future.

Completely up to you how you're going to use this information. I just find it interesting.

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EDIT(October 7): After Trump has announced that stimulus talks will be delayed until after the upcoming election, the markets dropped a bit. Again, market correlation continues.

■ Gold
■ SP500 futures(US stock market)
■ Bitcoin

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Previous chart(October 02, 2020):

For the stock markets it might seem to be a huge event, but for bitcoin it is not. The change is single digit percentage for bitcoin that has been negligible for years now, and we know that wilder and more erratic declines and spikes have been recorded than this. For sure most bitcoiners don’t really care about the drama of the events on the US, and only those who are directly affected by this which obviously are the Americans. But yeah, it is too small of a change to be worried about IMO.

And for the presidential aide whom the Trumps came in close contact with, you did the USA a whole favor for Trump to acknowledge the disease finally.

I'd rather think that the Bitcoin market is still just way too uncertain right now due to immaturity. If you take a look at it, while it surely did follow a hard decline similar to stocks, from 00:00 to 06:00 it's almost like it didn't know what to do.

If we think about it, maybe Bitcoin isn't neither a safe haven asset or a stock-related one. Maybe it's something different and this is why it also acts differently. We still try to attach Bitcoin to different definitions, terms and categories yet we never think it might actually fit into an unique definition of its kind.

Looking at the chart it seems the rally of gold happened almost immediately after the prices of stocks and Bitcoin fell. Can it be said that the money that came out from stocks and Bitcoin entered gold?

By the looks of it there seems to be an inverse relationship between stocks and Bitcoin on the one hand and gold on the other. So if you are closely monitoring the stock market and you want to hedge your funds then, based on the chart, you should be going into gold rather than Bitcoin.

Therefore we conclude that nothing is to be considered as a safe-haven investment, everything will change, and might gold will experience like this before. Even oil prices also fell down yesterday the same goes for Bitcoin and the stock market as well.

But I have doubt that this is a short impact after the announcement has been released by Trump, the fact that there are still big investors afraid of Bitcoin as an investment. Even Bitcoin has appeared to lead the losses dropping among other investments but I think it will recover quickly soon as we know how to fluctuate Bitcoin price.

May be these are just the panic investors who panic buy/sell their assets when they hear any news. We all know panic investors are present in both Stocks and the Crypto market.
On hearing this news may be these people sold their assets hoping that the market would crash. But to be honest, the market did take a dip but not much. It's kinda negligible.

Also, since Bitcoin is mostly paired with USD the price is expected to fall down but if we compare it to another coin for example ether then there isn't much difference at all.
The below chart shows that the price hasn't changed much in the past 7 days when BTC is paired with ETH.

I agree with you, this is mostly because of panic sellers. As you mentioned, they are everywhere in the Bitcoin market and in the stock market, and when they hear such news, they sell their assets, which leads to such a decline.
As for me, I think things are fine and after a short time everything will return to the same and better.

Despite this new, it doesn't show in the price of Bitcoin that much in comparison with what we used to experience before. All of them have their purpose and can stand independently. Gold has proven to be a save heaven and BTC also has this quality despite all hurdles and condemnations, it still survives and might be the king in the future

I agree but based on graph displayed by OP somehow bitcoin in a turnoil. It goes down but for a split days only. I am one of those who decided to put first on stablecoin majority of the asset cause anytime bitcoun could go down. Also include with that the recent news on bitmex issue where Arthur Hayes platform will be closed. Bitcoin holders panic and price suddenly go down. I think gold could be more safe than bitcoin. Crypto is really hard volatile so dont expect it to be much more safe than gold.

Just having a fixed supply doesn't guarantee being a hedge. Bitcoin is still an extremely risky and speculative investment, it doesn't even have some predictable fundamentals that you can use to calculate its value, and it's not enough that a small group of people believes that it's digital gold, because the rest of the population doesn't, and they won't be using it as a hedge, so it's natural for the speculators to dump it when there's uncertainty.