Grayscale says Bitcoin is now less volatile than Oracle, Coinbase, Honeywell and SanDisk

A new Grayscale Research report puts Bitcoin's one-year realized volatility at 43%, below most S&P 500 stocks Bitcoin , the asset your cautious uncle still calls a casino chip, is now calmer than a list of household-name stocks. That is the finding of a new report from Grayscale Research, which says Bitcoin’s annualized volatility has dropped below that of Oracle , Coinbase , Honeywell and SanDisk. The report, titled “Putting Bitcoin’s Volatility in Context,” was published on October 14, 2026. Its central number: Bitcoin’s one-year realized volatility currently sits at 43% . By that measure, Bitcoin has cooled off considerably. Grayscale puts its current one-year figure at 43%, below its ten-year average of 64%. The drop is even sharper against the more recent past.

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