Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, released the latest monthly volatility report in ...

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Bitcoin is entering the second half of 2025 with significantly reduced volatility and on-chain activity, even as institutional interest intensifies. US spot Bitcoin ETFs are nearing $50 billion in ...

Bitcoin's price has been stable between $100,000 and $110,000, but upcoming events like the Fed minutes release may impact ...

Bitcoin (BTC) is surging toward $115,000. The rally is fueled by a robust 3.5% gain in just 24 hours, hitting $109,500 on ...

Bitcoin has often been touted as a modern, decentralized alternative to precious metals—we look at the latest academic ...

Bitcoin’s Daily Realized Volatility Across Market Shocks Sources & Notes: Mazur (2022) and EODHD; the COVID-19 Crash ranks and daily realized volatility are derived directly from the original study.

Bitcoin (BTC-0.02%) has long been criticized for its high volatility, which is often cited as a major barrier to adopting the cryptocurrency as a legitimate investment.

Figure 1: Bitcoin’s Market Capitalization vs. Volatility, Marking Different Market Cap Peaks In figure 2: The volatility of any asset, bitcoin included, is not constant.

Aug. 17, marked the return of the much-awaited and notorious bitcoin volatility. After several months of consolidating around the $30,000 level with historically low realized and implied volatility in ...

The bitcoin price has historically been volatile and managing investment risk is the key to avoiding another major market sell off. Bitcoin Price Volatility And How Risk Management Is A Vote Of ...