Grayscale Says Bitcoin Realized Volatility Falls to 43%, Down Sharply From 81% Five Years Ago
JH Kim
Summary
- Grayscale said Bitcoin's 43% realized volatility over the past year has moved into the volatility range of stocks in the S&P 500.
- Grayscale said Bitcoin's realized volatility over the past year has fallen 38 percentage points from 81% five years ago.
- Grayscale said Bitcoin's declining volatility has brought it to a level comparable with individual stocks in the S&P 500.
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Bitcoin's realized volatility over the past year has fallen to 43%, bringing it into the range of stocks in the S&P 500, Grayscale said.
The crypto asset manager said on Oct. 15 that Bitcoin's realized volatility over the past 12 months was 43%, down 38 percentage points from 81% five years ago.
Realized volatility is a measure based on actual price moves over a set period. A lower reading means price swings were less pronounced.
Grayscale said Bitcoin's declining volatility has brought it to a level comparable with individual stocks in the S&P 500.
JH Kim
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