Bitcoin Low Volatility: BTC in “Calm Bull Run” as Volatility Hits 10-Year Low
- Bitcoin’s current weekly volatility has dropped into the bottom 5% of the last ten years
- Analysts attribute the low volatility to the growing influence of institutional investors and ETFs
- Despite new all-time highs, Bitcoin’s price has seen far less of the wild swings of past cycles
Bitcoin’s current rally to new all-time highs is occurring with unusually low volatility, according to a new analysis from Ecoinometrics. The provided heatmap shows that over the past two and a half years, Bitcoin has surged to a series of new all-time highs without the wild price swings it used to have.
Historically, bull markets were characterized by sharp, unpredictable fluctuations, while in this cycle, volatility is drifting downward, even through the latest high in July and the recent pullback.
Just How Calm Is This Bull Run?
Bitcoin’s current weekly volatility now sits in the bottom 5% of readings over the past decade, which is an exceptionally calm bull run.
For instance, from late 2024 to July 2025, Bitcoin’s price jumped from around $70,000 to over $115,000. What’s unusual is that this big increase happened without the crazy price swings of the past, suggestin…
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Bitcoin Low Volatility: BTC in “Calm Bull Run” as Volatility Hits 10-Year Low
- Bitcoin’s current weekly volatility has dropped into the bottom 5% of the last ten years
- Analysts attribute the low volatility to the growing influence of institutional investors and ETFs
- Despite new all-time highs, Bitcoin’s price has seen far less of the wild swings of past cycles
Bitcoin’s current rally to new all-time highs is occurring with unusually low volatility, according to a new analysis from Ecoinometrics. The provided heatmap shows that over the past two and a half years, Bitcoin has surged to a series of new all-time highs without the wild price swings it used to have.
Historically, bull markets were characterized by sharp, unpredictable fluctuations, while in this cycle, volatility is drifting downward, even through the latest high in July and the recent pullback.
Just How Calm Is This Bull Run?
Bitcoin’s current weekly volatility now sits in the bottom 5% of readings over the past decade, which is an exceptionally calm bull run.
For instance, from late 2024 to July 2025, Bitcoin’s price jumped from around $70,000 to over $115,000. What’s unusual is that this big increase happened without the crazy price swings of the past, suggestin…
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