Bitcoin’s Volatility Drops, Yet Extreme Swings Surpass 2018 Levels
Bitcoin’s average volatility is declining, masking a surge in extreme price swings that now exceed the wild swings seen during the 2018 crypto winter.
This divergence raises risks for traders, forces a rethink of investment strategies, and suggests that traditional volatility metrics may no longer capture the true danger lurking in BTC markets.
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