According to BlockBeats, Bitcoin's volatility has edged up to 1.62%, after dipping as low as 1.45% recently — a clear sign the market is still in a tight consolidation range between $93K–$111K over the past two months. 📉📈
This sharp drop in price swings contrasts with BTC’s usual behavior and suggests a significant shift in market dynamics. Analysts point to the rise in call option selling as a major reason behind the muted volatility.
Despite this calm, there’s a bullish undercurrent: Bitcoin's perpetual funding rate remains positive, reflecting strong buying interest and long-position dominance. 🟢📊
BlockBeats highlights that low volatility often signals a "cool-off" phase — fewer short-term speculators, less FOMO, and more strategic accumulation. 📥
Macro factors like inflation, interest rate shifts, and geopolitical risks still loom large. But when those stabilize, BTC volatility tends to shrink too.
🔍 Keep an eye out — quiet markets often come before explosive moves.