Quote from: d5000 on August 20, 2025, 04:35:39 PM

Not only is the title still a fact. But the 30-day volatility actually registered a new low not only for 2025, but also for all the period since mid-2023: 0.96%.

Just wow. At what point do we seriously stop calling Bitcoin a volatile asset and reject anyone's claims that it is? This is pretty impressive already.

Quote from: d5000 on August 24, 2025, 07:55:13 PM

It is likely that the order books are "thicker" and the liquidity higher when the price is higher, but it is not guaranteed. In the altcoin world for example you have very liquid coins (which tend to be more stable) with a relatively low market cap and others with less liquidity, a higher market cap, and probability of stronger price swings. I can search for concrete examples if someone is interested.

That's right. Market capitalization and liquidity are entirely separate thing. They are often correlated, but they are separate. Where we will see a lot of improvements in Bitcoin's liquidity is when it can absorb a lot of panic selling without the price going down much.