🌪️ Bitcoin “unusually quiet”: Volatility lower than even tech stocks
🟡 A rare signal appears
Analyst Luke Martin said that Bitcoin’s actual volatility over the past 30 days has fallen below QQQ, the Nasdaq 100-tracking ETF. According to him, this is a fairly rare signal, usually appearing only about 1–2 times per year.
📊 History has leaned bullish
The data Martin shared shows that, in 12 times this signal appeared before, Bitcoin rose over the following 30 days, with an average gain of about 141.81%. On the 90-day timeframe, all 11 recorded cases also produced positive results, with an average increase of 635.94%.
⚠️ “Peace before the storm”?
Martin called the current period of low volatility “peace before the storm.” However, historical data does not guarantee that Bitcoin will repeat a similar uptrend this time.
🟡 A rare signal appears
Analyst Luke Martin said that Bitcoin’s actual volatility over the past 30 days has fallen below QQQ, the Nasdaq 100-tracking ETF. According to him, this is a fairly rare signal, usually appearing only about 1–2 times per year.
📊 History has leaned bullish
The data Martin shared shows that, in 12 times this signal appeared before, Bitcoin rose over the following 30 days, with an average gain of about 141.81%. On the 90-day timeframe, all 11 recorded cases also produced positive results, with an average increase of 635.94%.
⚠️ “Peace before the storm”?
Martin called the current period of low volatility “peace before the storm.” However, historical data does not guarantee that Bitcoin will repeat a similar uptrend this time.