Bitcoin's volatility reached a 15-month low this week
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Bitcoin's volatility — measured as the 60-day rolling standard deviation — hit a 15-month low this week.
If we discount a couple of days in December 2019, Ethereum's volatility is the lowest since December 2016 — almost four years ago.
Source: The Block Research
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