Volatility

The brunt of the price-based capitulation has already been felt, while the real pain ahead is a waiting game for the market to finally turn around.

The bitcoin price is often criticized as being too volatile, but as Einstein theorized, it’s all in how you look at it.

Everyone is waiting for the next big breakout or breakdown before allocating again. Compressed historical volatility tells us that it’s right around the corner.

While fiat currencies around the world are collapsing, bitcoin is a safe alternative that is extremely liquid for those who need to exchange for cash.

September’s CPI release comes in hot and sparks one of the most volatile days we’ve seen yet. The BM Pro team’s thoughts on where a bitcoin low price could be.

Markets await the highly anticipated September consumer price index data release. A higher CPI could easily take yields higher and risk assets lower.

Volatility thrives in market uncertainty and comes out the most in bear markets. It helps to examine the volatility conditions throughout past cycles.

Is bitcoin diverging from traditional markets? Are people starting to wake up to the fact that the fiat system will not save them in times of crisis?

There is currently a large amount of volatility in the Bitcoin space which could be unsettling for new users who may have bought at the cycle highs.

It’s possible that equities volatility has yet to peak this year and further volatility spikes could have a negative impact on the bitcoin price.