Hi Henry, for the FED RRP it’s the outflows out of the account that influences the flow of capital to risk assets / equities. The inflow into the RRP is the opposite - capital is withdrawn across funds etc. and deposited into the RRP, which coincides with the sell off you see in the charts.
My view is that BTC is still seen largely as a risk asset, with some properties of a hedge against bank failures, currency debasement etc. (digital gold narrative) which is what makes it so unique. It’s both a risk asset and a store of value. In the long run, I think BTC will behave more like digital gold, but until then it’s still highly correlated to the Nasdaq / SnP.
Hope this helps!