Short answer: no.

Long answer, can you imagine what it would take for bitcoin's price to have at least relative stability?

For any asset that has a stable price there are institutions that control supply and sometimes fiddle with demand also. For instance, the FED as any central bank can step in and liquidate reserves to try and support a currency if it's about to collapse.

You can see this effect on the Russian rubble after the war started its value against the Euro very briefly went way down, then Russia liquidated some reserves and the price recovered to levels even better than before. We'll likely never have such an institution in bitcoin unless some of the largest holders decide to hold gold reserves or FIAT. Which sounds a bit absurd to begin with. I honestly don't think it's happening ever.