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Bitcoin volatility falls below some S&P 500 stocks
Bitcoin’s volatility has recently fallen into the distribution of S&P 500 components, research showed. Grayscale said bitcoin’s realised volatility has dropped to a level comparable with S&P 500 stocks, while many large-cap shares have shown bigger price swings. Bitcoin’s 1-year volatility is 43 percent, below its 10-year average of 64 percent and 81 percent five years ago. Grayscale said bitcoin volatility is now lower than 19 percent of S&P 500 constituents.
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Bitcoin volatility hits record low; Fidelity says big move may come soon
Bitcoin volatility has fallen to an unusually low level in its 17-year history, raising expectations of a sharp near-term price move. Fidelity Digital Assets said volatility has dropped below 98.5 percent of all trading days, while prices and activity remain stalled and spot trading volume is at its lowest since 2019. Some analysts see a possible bottom, with VanEck citing a decline in 30-day realized volatility.
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Bitcoin slides 20 percent in 90 days even as stocks rise, widening divergence
Bitcoin fell 20 percent over the past 90 days, lagging the S&P 500, which rose 5 percent over the same period. Glassnode said the market was unlikely to move away from a stock-led trend until bitcoin regains relative strength. Crypto has been the weakest major asset class this year, though July saw bitcoin and ether rise even as tech and semiconductor shares fell. BlackRock said decoupling could be a healthy diversification signal.
