How to End Bitcoin Volatility?

How to End Bitcoin Volatility?

Volatility is currently what keeps many investors away from Bitcoin, and the situation is unlikely to change on its own very soon, as no central regulatory authority can or will be able to control any of its parameters. Bhandari confirms that “currently there is no way to profit off of Bitcoin’s volatility. You can buy an asset, but at this stage you have pretty much a 50/50 chance on whether it will go up or down.” Due to the fact that all investors can do with Bitcoin at present is invest for the long-term, Bitcoin options allow the community to “create strategies that profit off of....


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