Bitcoin’s Volatility Highest Since COVID-19 Crash: Skew

By cineramaJanuary 24, 2021Bitcoin Business

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Bitcoin’s realized volatility is as high as it was in March 2020.

This isn’t necessarily a bad thing though.

Bitcoin is often more volatile during a bull […]

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