Bitcoin has never lost its high price volatility. A decentralized cryptocurrency will always have it. If the price of bitcoin for a relatively long time as a whole stands still, this is most likely an exception based on the counteraction of several opposite factors.
Obviously, Bitcoin will always be volatile, no matter what, whether we are in a bullish/bearish trend. But we have seen some relative price being stable like every year, probably a quarter will be a safe bet. But the rest of the months are going to be unstable and there will be wild price swings.
However, no matter how the price of Bitcoin changes now - in the direction of decline or growth, good price growth expects it during the year due to a decrease in remuneration to miners in May, and if the global economic crisis comes soon, then much earlier.
Hashrate has been variance as well, (
https://www.blockchain.com/charts/hash-rate), after the halving, it grows tremendously, and then goes on a flat-line coinciding with the current decline in price. We are already in the middle of a looming recession for all we know. But Bitcoin price is unaffected, IMHO.