Grayscale research shows that bitcoin’s realized volatility is in the same range as a number of S&P 500 stocks.

Grayscale says Bitcoin’s one-year volatility fell to 43%, placing it within the range of S&P 500 stocks. Here’s what that ...

Grayscale Research finds 57% of S&P 500 companies are more volatile than Bitcoin, as its one-year realized volatility falls ...

Meanwhile, 9-day realized volatility slipped below 7 to 6.93%, putting it in the zone where any move in the S&P 500 of more ...

Bitcoin's realized volatility is near historic lows with 71% of supply in profit. Here is what Glassnode and Bitfinex say that means.

With the Fed's QE3 kaput and their continued pledge to keep interest rates near zero for a "considerable time" has many investors betting volatility will subside and markets will normalize. This is ...

Last month, a forward-looking measure of bitcoin volatility reached its highest point of the year as the digital currency suffered a notable sell-off, falling to its lowest since early 2024. The ...

Volatility is a measure of both risk and opportunity. Following large shocks, volatility typically backs off from the extreme ...