Bitcoin realized volatility has fallen to an all-time low, and the chart below shows that the current period is the calmest in the market since March 2020. In addition, historically, such low volatility is consistent with a period of re-accumulation after a bear market, followed by an outbreak of high volatility.
In addition, according to data from cryptocurrency research firm K33 (formerly Arcane Research), Bitcoin has demonstrated rare stability, with its 5-day volatility lower than major traditional assets such as the Nasdaq, S&P 500 and gold. At the same time, Bitcoin's 30-day volatility is currently close to a five-year low.
When Bitcoin volatility subsides, periods of high volatility have historically occurred. This suggests that the current period of low volatility may soon end, and we may see larger price swings or trading volumes in the future.
Up or down: The volatility pressure of the market is about to reach its peak, and the explosion is about to come. I feel that some known catalysts may "ignite the volatility bomb". Usually, the trend is likely to fluctuate upward at this time, but you must also be prepared to resist risks, do not increase leverage, and keep the chips in your hands! I am happy to keep some chips and wait and see, but to be honest, there are not many left!$BTC 
