Grayscale Research says 57% of S&P 500 companies are more volatile than Bitcoin
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A Grayscale Research report puts Bitcoin’s annual volatility at 43% and argues that it exceeds 57% of S&P 500 companies. The comparison refers to individual companies, not the diversified index, and does not imply that the asset has ceased to present risks.
Bitcoin's Volatility Has Fallen To S&P 500 Ranks: Grayscale
Stocks and shares are a safer bet than buying bitcoin? Not so fast. According to research from crypto asset manager Grayscale, the digital coin’s realized volatility fell within the distribution of S&P 500 constituents — with a meaningful number of large-cap stocks exhibiting more price swings. Bitcoin’s price surged in August and September, giving it its best quarter in years and leading a number of analysts to declare that it’s back in a bul…
Bitcoin is less volatile than 57% of individual S&P 500 companies, according to a Grayscale report on Bitcoin's volatility trends. One-year volatility stops at 43%. Key points For Grayscale, 57% of the S&P 500 companies are more volatile than Bitcoin. The one-year volatility has decreased [...]
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