Bitwells Boosts Your ROI in High Volatility

Bitcoin volatility has fallen since 2011 and compared to the U.S. dollar currently sits at about 3-4 times higher than the Japanese yen, British pound, and euro. High volatility in the digital currency space has long been cited as a reason against adoption. But, as charts and analysis demonstrate, it is very likely that Bitcoin volatility is trending....

After weeks of gut-wrenching volatility, the start of April has been much kinder to Bitcoin. Following a record-breaking $6.4b options expiry, Bitcoin’s price action has been far less volatile in the past few days. According to the Bitcoin Volatility Index, its 30-day volatility has dropped from a high of 5.34% on March 9 to 3.42% at time of press.  The major cryptocurrency’s price level is consolidating just under the asset’s all-time high of $61,800 — […]

Bitcoin investors were hammered by the price drop and the bearish trend that has been overwhelming the market over the past 3 months. The high volatility of bitcoin is a giant hurdle that limits the acceptance of bitcoin as a currency because the price of a currency must be stable enough in order to be suitable for use on a wider scale. On the other hand, the high volatility of bitcoin can be tempting to a large number of traders who believe that "With big risks come great profits", so how can we minimize losses secondary to bitcoin price drops? Looking Into Bitcoin's Volatility: A close....

Bitcoin has sharply declined in the past month which has dragged it down to the $40K price point. The digital asset’s downtrend had then promptly dragged their metrics like implied volatility down with it. This decline has been even sharper as bears have gotten a tighter grip on the market. For some, this could be bad news. However, for others, it could mean a period of opportunity. Bitcoin Implied Volatility Crumbles Bitcoin’s implied volatility is a metric that is used to illustrate investor expectations of future price volatility of the digital asset going forward. This metric is not....

Looking at charts showing the price of bitcoin over time is like looking at a child's crude attempt to draw the world's craziest roller-coaster. It has certainly been a wild ride for the brave few early adopters with the courage to hold a significant portion of their money in btc. Since its earliest days, predicting the price of bitcoin next week, let alone next month or year, has largely been a fool's game. Whilst 10% plus swings in a day would be exceptional events for any other currency or asset, it's virtually the norm in the cryptocurrency world, and much larger fluctuations have not....