Bitcoin’s 30-day volatility dropped to its lowest level since 2015, near the 10th percentile.
BTC formed an ascending channel pattern, suggesting bullish continuation with a 46% upside potential.
The 50-week EMA at $85,136 acts as dynamic support, maintaining the long-term bullish structure.
Bitcoin’s volatility has dropped to its lowest level in nearly a decade, a sign of a major structural shift in the market’s behavior. According to new data visualized by Ecoinometrics, Bitcoin’s 30-day realized volatility sits near the 10th percentile, meaning current market fluctuations are calmer than 90% of all weekly periods since 2015, suggesting Bitcoin is maturing into a more stable asset even as it continues its strong upward trend.
This dramatic decline in volatility, which comes despite a sharp rally in May and the asset reaching new all-time highs, marks a significant change in Bitcoin’s risk profile and could make it far more attractive to a new class of institutional investors.
A New Era of Stability: Bitcoin’s Risk Profile Is Changing
The heatmap, based on percentile rankings of Bitcoin’s weekly volatility over a 30-day rolling window, illustra…
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