Bitcoin Volatility Hits 2018 Lows but Is a Repeat 42% Drop Possible?

By cineramaJuly 21, 2020Bitcoin Business

At the start of this week, Bitcoin’s (BTC) volatility, or the average daily oscillation, dropped to its lowest level since November 2018 (when the infamous $6,000 support finally broke).

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Bitcoin Volatility Hits 2018 Lows but Is a Repeat 42% Drop Possible?

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