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Bitcoin’s low volatility doesn’t necessarily mean low risk

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Omkar Godbole
Bitcoin’s low volatility doesn’t necessarily mean low risk
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Bitcoin is currently experiencing a period of low volatility, which some market participants mistakenly interpret as a reduction in risk. Analysts warn that this stability can encourage excessive leverage, potentially leading to sharper price swings if market conditions shift.

A key theme this month is not just that bitcoin BTC $ 64,577.89 isn’t taking part in the risk-on rally exemplified by stocks, it’s how steady the cryptocurrency has been, to the point that 30-day implied volatility has dropped to a long-held floor of 36%.

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