Analysis: Bitcoin volatility drops to lowest level since 2023, large fluctuations are expected within up to 5 weeks
2025/07/03 13:01
PANews reported on July 3 that according to analyst Jackis, Bitcoin volatility has dropped to its lowest level since 2023, a situation that has only occurred seven times in history. Whenever a similar level is reached, the market usually experiences violent fluctuations, and it is expected that there may be large fluctuations in the next five weeks at most.
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