Does rotation affect Bitcoin prices stability

[Bishop Victor]

Bitcoin price sustainability largely comes from a complicated mix of outside factors instead of just change with the crypto market although money movement does have some impact in high fluctuations many stem from its design and how the market operates important elements that affect Bitcoin prices are supply and Demand Dynamics there is a limited total of million coins and with planned cuts in new supply having event this naturally influence it scarcity
 capital Flows between assets chasing momentum and seeking opportunities when silver spikes, profits taking can shift funds to other markets like Bitcoin

[Joy_learns_crypto]

Profit taking when silver spikes doesn’t only go into bitcoin, it can go back into silver at a reduced price, it could go into fiat for purchase or other asset, not everyone who takes profit from their assets puts it in bitcoin.
The focus that bitcoin price stability is affected by demand and supply, investors can get funds that they will use to invest in bitcoin from anywhere which may include selling of their assets.

[Bishop Victor]

Profit taking when silver spikes doesn’t only go into bitcoin, it can go back into silver at a reduced price, it could go into fiat for purchase or other asset, not everyone who takes profit from their assets puts it in bitcoin.
The focus that bitcoin price stability is affected by demand and supply, investors can get funds that they will use to invest in bitcoin from anywhere which may include selling of their assets.

You can’t assume that profits taken from silver or any asset will flow into Bitcoin. Bitcoin buyers come from many sources, and its price moves based on how many people want to buy versus sell, not because another asset went up or down.

[IceLincoln]

Profit taking when silver spikes doesn’t only go into bitcoin, it can go back into silver at a reduced price, it could go into fiat for purchase or other asset, not everyone who takes profit from their assets puts it in bitcoin.
The focus that bitcoin price stability is affected by demand and supply, investors can get funds that they will use to invest in bitcoin from anywhere which may include selling of their assets.

You can’t assume that profits taken from silver or any asset will flow into Bitcoin. Bitcoin buyers come from many sources, and its price moves based on how many people want to buy versus sell, not because another asset went up or down.

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Answering your topic, Rotation may or may not affect Bitcoin price stability. Assets sold from other sources can be converted to either fiat, bitcoin or other assets. Different individuals have different goals as to why they invest and trade so in a way there are those who sell their assets to buy into bitcoin and those who don’t do same.

[Mhizlove]

Honestly saying it's true. You see bitcoin price don't just depends on crypto markets alone rather there are so many factors that affects it,and it's also limited in supply and supply cut always creates scarcity, imagine with all this going on money is still moving between the assets and the people who are Searching for a better and good opportunities.

With all this put together are the cause of bitcoin price reduction, they really do influences the price of bitcoin.

[Bishop Victor]

Honestly saying it's true. You see bitcoin price don't just depends on crypto markets alone rather there are so many factors that affects it,and it's also limited in supply and supply cut always creates scarcity, imagine with all this going on money is still moving between the assets and the people who are Searching for a better and good opportunities.

With all this put together are the cause of bitcoin price reduction, they really do influences the price of bitcoin.

Bitcoin’s price rises or falls because of scarcity, investor behavior, and money flowing across different markets—not just crypto alone.

[osasshem]

Bitcoin is known to always be on the chain of demand and supply, whereby the cash inflow can come from anywhere which cannot be tied to the profits generated from silver alone. Profits made from Bitcoin during a bullish momentum can be taken out from the market to either fiat or some other forms of investment. As much as every digital market is certain to either see a bullish or bearish market, every sides of the market follows with a personal decision to make that will be profiting.

[Bishop Victor]

Bitcoin is known to always be on the chain of demand and supply, whereby the cash inflow can come from anywhere which cannot be tied to the profits generated from silver alone. Profits made from Bitcoin during a bullish momentum can be taken out from the market to either fiat or some other forms of investment. As much as every digital market is certain to either see a bullish or bearish market, every sides of the market follows with a personal decision to make that will be profiting.

Bitcoin operates on the fundamental principle of demand and supply. Cash inflow into Bitcoin can come from anywhere and cannot be tied solely to profits generated from assets like silver. Likewise, profits made during a bullish Bitcoin momentum may be taken out into fiat or reinvested into other asset classes. Just as every financial market experiences both bullish and bearish phases, all sides of the market move in cycles.

[Bishop Victor]

Bitcoin’s price sustainability is driven by a complex mix of external factors rather than movements within the crypto market alone. While capital flows can contribute to periods of high volatility, many price fluctuations stem from Bitcoin’s design and the way its market operates. Key influences include supply-and-demand dynamics—most notably the fixed total supply of million coins and the scheduled reductions in new issuance, which naturally create scarcity. In addition, capital constantly flows between assets as investors chase momentum and opportunities; for example, when silver experiences a price spike, profit-taking can redirect funds into other markets such as Bitcoin.

[Itz-prisigold]

I believe rotation does have an impact on Bitcoin price, however, I think it is primarily a short term effect. When money flows from the stock market,  commodity market, or even other cryptos, people call it rotation with Bitcoin. That type of rotation will usually cause some type of price movement, quickly increasing or decreasing. However,  I do not believe it is a determining factor when it comes to the real price stability of Bitcoin.

Most of the time price movement is due to people jumping on the trend.  Eventually, when the trend dies the price usually levels off again. Bitcoin doesn’t physically change when rotation occurs, the supply will always remain constant, the rules will always remain the same,  which is part of the reason why Bitcoin will usually recover after these rotation shifts.

I think rotation is not a bad thing.  When cash flows in and out of an asset,  the weak hands exit and  the long term holders, step in. That is good for the market in the long term because it makes the market more rational and emotionally stable. In the short term this may create more price fluctuations,  but in the long run it will likely provide more price stability.

[Bishop Victor]

I believe rotation does have an impact on Bitcoin price, however, I think it is primarily a short term effect. When money flows from the stock market,  commodity market, or even other cryptos, people call it rotation with Bitcoin. That type of rotation will usually cause some type of price movement, quickly increasing or decreasing. However,  I do not believe it is a determining factor when it comes to the real price stability of Bitcoin.

Most of the time price movement is due to people jumping on the trend.  Eventually, when the trend dies the price usually levels off again. Bitcoin doesn’t physically change when rotation occurs, the supply will always remain constant, the rules will always remain the same,  which is part of the reason why Bitcoin will usually recover after these rotation shifts.

I think rotation is not a bad thing.  When cash flows in and out of an asset,  the weak hands exit and  the long term holders, step in. That is good for the market in the long term because it makes the market more rational and emotionally stable. In the short term this may create more price fluctuations,  but in the long run it will likely provide more price stability.

People Believe rotation does impact Bitcoin’s price, but mainly in the short term. When capital moves from stocks, commodities, or other cryptocurrencies into or out of Bitcoin, it can cause quick price fluctuations. However, this rotation does not determine Bitcoin’s long-term price stability. Bitcoin itself does not change—its supply remains fixed and its rules stay the same—which is why it often recovers after these shifts. In fact, rotation can be healthy for the market, as weak hands exit and long-term holders step in, creating greater stability over time.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

People Believe rotation does impact Bitcoin’s price, but mainly in the short term. When capital moves from stocks, commodities, or other cryptocurrencies into or out of Bitcoin, it can cause quick price fluctuations. However, this rotation does not determine Bitcoin’s long-term price stability. Bitcoin itself does not change—its supply remains fixed and its rules stay the same—which is why it often recovers after these shifts. In fact, rotation can be healthy for the market, as weak hands exit and long-term holders step in, creating greater stability over time.

The change can be sudden and doesn't last long because Bitcoin price movement is not only dependent on just one factor but various factor too, in my opinion, the rotation can be classed into supply and demand because when funds moves from stocks to Bitcoin, that people buying more Bitcoin and spikes demand, but when it happens the opposite way, that means people are selling off. The effect is not long term like you said but just short term.

[Progress101]

Bitcoin price sustainability largely comes from a complicated mix of outside factors instead of just change with the crypto market although money movement does have some impact in high fluctuations many stem from its design and how the market operates important elements that affect Bitcoin prices are supply and Demand Dynamics there is a limited total of million coins and with planned cuts in new supply having event this naturally influence it scarcity
 capital Flows between assets chasing momentum and seeking opportunities when silver spikes, profits taking can shift funds to other markets like Bitcoin

Now obviously Bitcoin doesnt just wake up and change price on its own or only because of crypto news. It reacts to whatever happening everywhere else. The limited supply and halving matter because people know there will never be more than the fixed amount, so over time that scarcity starts to sink in. But on a day-to-day level, price movement is often just about people shifting money around. Mot times when investors take profit from things like silver or other assets, they don’t just sit on cash, they look for the next opportunity, and Bitcoin often ends up on that list. So it is more like Bitcoin is part of a bigger flow of capital, not something happening in isolation.

[Franklyn-wood]

People Believe rotation does impact Bitcoin’s price, but mainly in the short term. When capital moves from stocks, commodities, or other cryptocurrencies into or out of Bitcoin, it can cause quick price fluctuations. However, this rotation does not determine Bitcoin’s long-term price stability. Bitcoin itself does not change—its supply remains fixed and its rules stay the same—which is why it often recovers after these shifts. In fact, rotation can be healthy for the market, as weak hands exit and long-term holders step in, creating greater stability over time.

The change can be sudden and doesn't last long because Bitcoin price movement is not only dependent on just one factor but various factor too, in my opinion, the rotation can be classed into supply and demand because when funds moves from stocks to Bitcoin, that people buying more Bitcoin and spikes demand, but when it happens the opposite way, that means people are selling off. The effect is not long term like you said but just short term.

Absolutely correct. Bitcoin stability is still an important factor considered
The halving event process that helps regulate the flow of Bitcoin through block reward, and with the supply fix the possibility to control mining supply and demand is also a perfect way for stability in Bitcoin prices that determine the demand and supply of Bitcoin.
Speculations can also affect the price of Bitcoin In some areas.