U.Today analysis points out that since early August, Bitcoin has surged significantly from approximately $63,000 to a recent high of around $87,000, currently trading at about $84,600. During the same period, the DXY has also risen from around 98.40 in early September to over 101.00 currently. This synchronized strengthening is noteworthy, as Bitcoin is often seen as a hedge against a weakening dollar. The analysis suggests that this is more likely a temporary decoupling rather than a long-term structural shift. The trend over the coming weeks, along with macroeconomic catalysts such as Federal Reserve comments and inflation data, will be crucial in determining whether the correlation has structurally broken down.