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Bitcoin volatility remains historically low, driven by long-term holders refusing to sell
Long-term holder dominance may lead to sudden price spikes, impacting market dynamics and investment strategies as volatility remains low. The post Bitcoin volatility remains historically low, driven by long-term holders refusing to sell appeared first on Crypto Briefing .
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Bitcoin's price volatility has historically been low. Among the factors it examines, Glassnode highlights the amount of Bitcoin held by long-term investors. According to the company, this amount shows a stronger relationship than the market value in explaining the change in how much the price of Bitcoin fluctuates over a month period.
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Cryptocurrency News | Cryptocurrency Prices | Market CapBitcoin volatility remains historically low, driven by long-term holders refusing to sell
Bitcoin's realized volatility has dropped to the 1.5th percentile as long-term holders control up to 83% of supply, compressing price action to
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