Bitcoin Volatility Rebounds Slightly to 2.74%

In Brief:

BTC volatility has ticked up to 2.74% after a period of decline, according to Coinglass data.

The local high was 3.67% on March 24, with current levels suggesting a potential return of speculative activity.

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Bitcoin volatility edged higher on April 7, breaking its downtrend from recent days and registering a 2.74% level. This follows a local volatility peak of 3.67% on March 24.

Periods of heightened volatility in Bitcoin are typically associated with increased speculative trading and FOMO behavior, particularly from retail investors. Conversely, declining volatility often signals a cooling market or the exit of short-term traders.

Analysts note that macroeconomic factors—such as inflation, central bank policy, and geopolitical events—continue to play a major role in influencing BTC price movement. As these external pressures stabilize, Bitcoin’s volatility tends to ease accordingly.

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