Grayscale Says Bitcoin’s Volatility Falls to 43%, Now Within S&P 500 Range

Bitcoin’s one-year volatility has fallen to 43%, a level that now sits within the range of S&P 500 stocks, according to a new Grayscale report. The comparison could help ease concerns among traditional investors, as inflation data keeps markets on edge. What Volatility Means for Bitcoin Volatility measures how much an asset’s price moves over time. Realized volatility, the measure Grayscale uses, tracks actual price swings over the past year. Grayscale’s analysis puts Bitcoin’s current level in context. Its one-year realized volatility stood at 43%, down from 81% five years ago and below the 64% ten-year average. The report also places that figure alongside stocks. Bitcoin’s volatility over the past year fell within the range of S&P 500 components .

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