Bitcoin’s Volatility Drops, Yet Wild Price Swings Are Happening More Often Than in 2018

CoinDesk’s latest analysis reveals that while Bitcoin’s overall volatility has plunged, the cryptocurrency experienced 10 unusually large trading days in 2026, signaling extreme price swings that outpace those seen during the 2018 boom.
This paradox raises fresh questions about how institutional investors gauge risk in a market that’s becoming more mature yet still prone to sporadic, massive moves, suggesting traditional volatility metrics may no longer capture the true nature of crypto risk.
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