web3: Fundstrat says bitcoin may experience volatility of more than 30%
Foreign media: Fundstrat believes that Bitcoin has entered a window for major price volatility. The institution points out that price movements have narrowed recently, and changes in market sentiment and positions could make the subsequent market prone to fast surges or pullbacks.
Narrowed volatility makes market reactions sharper
After a period of relatively calm trading, Bitcoin often re-enters a phase of more dramatic price swings. Fundstrat’s assessment is that the market is close to this point, and volatility of over 30% would not be surprising.
Focus is on magnitude, not direction
This judgment emphasizes the scale of volatility, rather than being solely bullish or bearish. For traders, the real point of concern is whether the market will reprice in a short period, rather than simply waiting for a fixed target level.
Bitcoin remains the sentiment barometer for the market
In the crypto market, Bitcoin usually reflects changes in risk appetite ahead of other assets. If volatility expands again, it often leads to knock-on effects for altcoins, derivatives, and funding rates.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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