5 Reasons Volatility on Bitcoin Charts Will Decline

5 Reasons Volatility on Bitcoin Charts Will Decline

Is it almost time to put the bitcoin charts behind us? Price volatility is still the Achilles heel of Bitcoin right now, but the bitcoin charts have been showing a movement towards stability over the past few years. While anyone could move the market with a few hundred dollars in the early days of the cryptocurrency, it now takes a hefty chunk of cash to move the digital asset in one direction or the other. Merchants and mainstream users are still frightened by the idea of entering a young, volatile currency market, which can't really be called anything but practical. It's no secret that....


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