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Aaand another bump. After several new ATHs in the last 4 months since the last post you could expect a volatility increase? Wrong.
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%.
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The dip under 1% is actually the third lowest volatility since 2017 [1], after July/August 2023 (0.73%, the all time low) and October 2023 (0.91%). And it is much more noteworthy because this new low occurs at an unusually late point of the bull market (almost 3 years after the last notable low in late 2022), when normally wild price swings happen and sentiment shifts between new paradigm dreams and crash fears week after week ...
60-day volatility is also low, at 1.27%. That's just the same value than the 2023 low. It is still above the 2016 low of 1.14%, still the all time low. See below.
[1] Previous to 2017 there were actually 3 other moments where 30 day volatility dipped below 1: in January 2013 and in April and October 2016. This also coincides with the 60-day all time low mentioned above. However, shortly after these dips volatility surged again, it was very likely only a low activity phase on the still immature markets back then. In 2016 for example, MtGox had just closed, and it took some time until other exchanges reached significant activity.
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%.
Source
The dip under 1% is actually the third lowest volatility since 2017 [1], after July/August 2023 (0.73%, the all time low) and October 2023 (0.91%). And it is much more noteworthy because this new low occurs at an unusually late point of the bull market (almost 3 years after the last notable low in late 2022), when normally wild price swings happen and sentiment shifts between new paradigm dreams and crash fears week after week ...
60-day volatility is also low, at 1.27%. That's just the same value than the 2023 low. It is still above the 2016 low of 1.14%, still the all time low. See below.
[1] Previous to 2017 there were actually 3 other moments where 30 day volatility dipped below 1: in January 2013 and in April and October 2016. This also coincides with the 60-day all time low mentioned above. However, shortly after these dips volatility surged again, it was very likely only a low activity phase on the still immature markets back then. In 2016 for example, MtGox had just closed, and it took some time until other exchanges reached significant activity.
Original archived Re: We're experiencing the least volatile Bitcoin bull market ever.
Scraped on 20/08/2025, 16:35:39 UTC
Aaand another bump. After several new ATHs in the last 4 months since the last post you could expect a volatility increase? Wrong.
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%.
Source
The dip under 1% is actually the third lowest volatility since 2017 [1], after July/August 2023 (0.73%, the all time low) and October 2023 (0.91%). And it is much more noteworthy because this new low occurs at an unusually late point of the bull market (almost 3 years after the last notable low in late 2022), when normally wild price swings happen and sentiment shifts between new paradigm dreams and crash fears week after week ...
60-day volatility is also low, at 1.27%. That's just the same value than the 2023 low. It is still above the 2016 low of 1.14%, still the all time low. See below.
[1] Previous to 2017 there were actually 3 other moments where 30 day volatility dipped below 1: in January 2013 and in April and October 2016. This also coincides with the 60-day all time low mentioned above. However, shortly after these dips volatility surged again, it was very likely only a low activity phase on the still immature markets back then. In 2016 for example, MtGox had just closed, and it took some time until other exchanges reached significant activity.
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%.
Source
The dip under 1% is actually the third lowest volatility since 2017 [1], after July/August 2023 (0.73%, the all time low) and October 2023 (0.91%). And it is much more noteworthy because this new low occurs at an unusually late point of the bull market (almost 3 years after the last notable low in late 2022), when normally wild price swings happen and sentiment shifts between new paradigm dreams and crash fears week after week ...
60-day volatility is also low, at 1.27%. That's just the same value than the 2023 low. It is still above the 2016 low of 1.14%, still the all time low. See below.
[1] Previous to 2017 there were actually 3 other moments where 30 day volatility dipped below 1: in January 2013 and in April and October 2016. This also coincides with the 60-day all time low mentioned above. However, shortly after these dips volatility surged again, it was very likely only a low activity phase on the still immature markets back then. In 2016 for example, MtGox had just closed, and it took some time until other exchanges reached significant activity.