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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 cycle low may have formed around $58,000, analysis says

An analysis suggested bitcoin may have already formed this cycle’s low around $58,000 after the market absorbed heavy selling pressure through two capitulation phases. Bitcoin hit a record high above $126,000 in October 2025 and recently traded around $77,400, about 39 percent below the peak. Some traders still see a possible additional low in October 2026 based on the four-year cycle, while analysts argue cost basis and profit-and-loss metrics matter more than dates.

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Grayscale says Fed rate hike unlikely to have major impact on bitcoin

Grayscale\'s crypto research team said a U.S. Federal Reserve rate hike is likely to have only a limited impact on bitcoin and does not signal a cycle change. Research head Zach Pandl (잭 팬들) called it a mid-cycle adjustment, saying one or two expected hikes in 2026 would not significantly change capital allocation. Bitcoin recently traded around $76,581, up 18 percent over 30 days, as broader inflation pressures persist.