Is bitcoin volatility here to stay?

[deisik]

LN is the solution to make a cheap and faster transaction, while stable coins is the solution for volatility

It is not a solution for volatility

Obviously, you seem to mean that you can use stable coins to hedge the value of your crypto assets against the adverse effects of volatility. Yes, you can use them, but then you can just as easily use the good old American dollar and get done with that as well as the issues that stable coins themselves may cause

Actually, the dollar would be a by far better choice in this regard but for the overhead costs involved in moving fiat to and out of exchanges (that's basically why stable coins emerged in the first place). To put it differently, stable coins are not a remedy for volatility simply because they are not affecting it in any imaginable way

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[Schirer]

Regulation.
Stay with me, I will explain. Regulation will need more investors, the more investors can buy bitcoin . Not some derivatives backed by BTC price but hard core Bitcoins. If there is more investors, there are money in market, the more money in market - less volatility.

[imstillthebest]

Regulation.
Stay with me, I will explain. Regulation will need more investors, the more investors can buy bitcoin .

You mean regulation makes btc attractive ?  To some yes but for most no because they prefer bitcoin the way it was meant to be .  

 If there is more investors, there are money in market, the more money in market - less volatility.

I dont think that more money will result to being less volatility . more money means the value of btc will pump , most people will only sees that as a good opurtunity to sell so the value will drop rapidly ,the decrease of the price will also be an opportunity for the people to buy.  see ?  The value is still up and down .  not stable

[bitbunnny]

I don't think that volatility is going to disappear, it's one of the main characteristics of Bitcoin. And I don't see how anyone or anything could influence on it to change it. From time to time, depending on situation in the market volatility isn't so visible but it's always there.
Bitcoin is not designed to be stable and I can't see what use would that bring even if it where.

[Natalim]

I don't think that volatility is going to disappear, it's one of the main characteristics of Bitcoin. And I don't see how anyone or anything could influence on it to change it. From time to time, depending on situation in the market volatility isn't so visible but it's always there.
Bitcoin is not designed to be stable and I can't see what use would that bring even if it where.

The most possible thing we can do with the volatility is to reduce it, but it will say.
Its volatility would reduce if the adoption will increase because it will spread out the supply of BTC to different users.
At this early stage we are, there are only few who holds a big portion of the total supply and hence they can move that price which makes bitcoin highly volatile. I'm sure you are aware of the price manipulation here, so until that is still possible, that high volatility would remain.

[Vishnu.Reang]

For those who don't like the volatility of Bitcoin, there are dozens of stablecoins available to invest with. Volatility is an integral component of the Bitcoin ecosystem and it is not possible to eliminate it. Especially if removing volatility means having a stable exchange rate against a fiat currency such as the United States Dollar, which is not protected against inflation.

[JohnBitCo]

The volatility of Bitcoin will be there in the future because Bitcoin price is moved by the demand level on the market. And since Bitcoin is decentralized, no centralized authoritative body have full capabilities of causing stabilized price. The value and price is always determined by the activities of traders, holders and investors of Bitcoin although their activities are sometimes triggered by external factors such as news from influential personalities.

Yes. Bitcoin's volatility will be here to stay and as long as its decentralized in nature, it will change its price from time to time depending on its supply and demand. It will only stop from being volatile once it will be centralized and that imposed regulations will surely lessen its volatility. But to be honest, i prefer bitcoin to be volatile because i know it's the only way that i will make huge chances to earn big.

Nobody wants Bitcoin to become centralized as the main concept of bitcoin popularity and introduction was a de-centralized currency. We all want bitcoins to be a little bit stable but still retain its decentralized nature

I know the traders like bitcoin to remain volatile to they be able to make profits but do you know how many traders are there who are in loss because of this volatility. Due to this volatility many business avoid using bitcoins to perform transactions.

[daneal stev]

Certainly the volatility will remain and Bitcoin will
see a big rise and I hope it will be $ 20,000

[Jackblack90909]

Yes, Bitcoin volatility is here to stay, because it is a decentralized currency and the price isn't controlled by governments or banks, so it will keep going up and down all the time, almost. That's the case for all decentralized cryptocurrencies.
By the way, I believe volatility isn't a bad thing for BTC, because it is motivating more people to buy and hold it for the long term.

[jhonjhon]

Sure does, volatility is the main reason why bitcoin is popular to many because it can give higher returns when handled correctly though it has high risk but with bitcoins performance for a couple of years, it is worth the risk. Regardless of the government trying to control or even ruin it bitcoin’s volatility is here to stay no matter what.y

[Argoo]

Regulation.
Stay with me, I will explain. Regulation will need more investors, the more investors can buy bitcoin . Not some derivatives backed by BTC price but hard core Bitcoins. If there is more investors, there are money in market, the more money in market - less volatility.

I do not think that the number of investors in the market will somehow influence the level of price volatility. Today they are investors, and tomorrow there will be sellers. Demand and supply will change strangely, and therefore the volatility of Bitcoin and other decentralized cryptocurrencies will always remain. This is a huge advantage and at the same time a huge disadvantage of cryptocurrency.

[buwaytress]

It doesn't work that way

Indeed, those who entered Bitcoin in 2009 and didn't quit somewhere between now and then can use these statistics as they reflect their situation. But these early adopters are few and far in between. For the rest of us such stats don't mean a lot. It is our personal gains and losses that count, and whatever those might be, they hardly have anything to do with how many days Bitcoin has been rising

Yeah, I think when people think about early adopters, they always think about the earliest adopters and these were very, very few.

I actually met some of these guys (early adopters) and they were those in it since 2011 at the earliest, more or less the time exchanges were beginning to crop up and mining became an industry in itself. I was surprised when those guys, some of them anyway, gave up last year and I used to think: weren't they around long enough to see the cycle repeat itself at least twice already?

I'm a little wise now and I know those numbers don't mean anything in the context of the individual.

[deisik]

It doesn't work that way

Indeed, those who entered Bitcoin in 2009 and didn't quit somewhere between now and then can use these statistics as they reflect their situation. But these early adopters are few and far in between. For the rest of us such stats don't mean a lot. It is our personal gains and losses that count, and whatever those might be, they hardly have anything to do with how many days Bitcoin has been rising

Yeah, I think when people think about early adopters, they always think about the earliest adopters and these were very, very few

And even fewer remain in it (as you note yourself later)

Many so-called early adopters were totally random people (like drug addicts) who got into Bitcoin purely by chance, and most of them had disposed of their bitcoins long ago, likely as early as 2013-2015. I'm actually curious if there are any of these adopters left at all, at least those who got their feet wet with Bitcoin in 2011 (not even speaking of 2009). As this forum shows, there are only a dozen active accounts that old (like theymos and his buddies), while some of them might have been sold (and then resold) in the past

I'm a little wise now and I know those numbers don't mean anything in the context of the individual

You're welcome

[crzy]

Bitcoin is not designed to be stable and I can't see what use would that bring even if it where.

That's because of many investors and believers now it becomes the best asset and best currency online. Bitcoin volatility will become stronger, it will not fade because it will be more active. I don't care about the volatility because I know how to deal with it, traders must also learn that thing. Bitcoin is here to stay for good but don't expect bitcoin to become stable.

[ruski]

I think that Bitcoin as a decentralized cryptocurrency will keep its volatility forever. The market and the price aren't controlled by the governments or by any other power, so the price can't be stable someday. That's the case for each decentralized cryptocurrency, not only Bitcoin.

[EdenHazard]

The volatility of Bitcoin will be there in the future because Bitcoin price is moved by the demand level on the market. And since Bitcoin is decentralized, no centralized authoritative body have full capabilities of causing stabilized price. The value and price is always determined by the activities of traders, holders and investors of Bitcoin although their activities are sometimes triggered by external factors such as news from influential personalities.

Yes. Bitcoin's volatility will be here to stay and as long as its decentralized in nature, it will change its price from time to time depending on its supply and demand. It will only stop from being volatile once it will be centralized and that imposed regulations will surely lessen its volatility. But to be honest, i prefer bitcoin to be volatile because i know it's the only way that i will make huge chances to earn big.

This even should be stay forever .. noone can control over you .. you are in the right place! A real form of freedom is decentralized.

Unlike any other market that played by authority, even though it's quite controversial about how volatility threat making people fear , especially for those who doesn't love taking any risk. A free market has its own charm , as you said ... it's a huge chances to earn big. Expecting 100% to 5000% in crypto market is a normal thing and everyone know about it! Viva volatility!

[Distinctin]

I think that Bitcoin as a decentralized cryptocurrency will keep its volatility forever. The market and the price aren't controlled by the governments or by any other power, so the price can't be stable someday. That's the case for each decentralized cryptocurrency, not only Bitcoin.

Even stocks, they are not controlled by the government, what makes it volatile is the speculation in the market, price is not stable because any time there's a FUD and hype that could significantly affect the emotions of the investors.

The government can only take control with their regulation but with some limitations, and they can't control the supply and demand aspect and the way this market behave as its norms, this is the nature of crypto, if we don't like volatility, this isn't a good place for us.

[sinta23]

I think that Bitcoin as a decentralized cryptocurrency will keep its volatility forever. The market and the price aren't controlled by the governments or by any other power, so the price can't be stable someday. That's the case for each decentralized cryptocurrency, not only Bitcoin.

Is it true that the current condition of bitcoin has no influence from bitcoin or others? but the fact is that many governments and also big figures have done a lot of conspiracies about bitcoin to control prices and get profits. This has happened since 2017

The market game has already happened a lot but there are still many people who believe that the current conditions have no influence from that and purely on the basis of demand alone, can be seen from the news that many people have seen bitcoin as a new thing for profit

[Wonder_woman]

I am a strong believer in HODL. I expected bitcoin volatility decreases as time goes by, I totally didn't expect such big price change in the past several days.

Is bitcoin volatility here to stay and not decrease?

Yes everyone expects for a high volatility but still price goes down and not moving again we are all expecting that the high volatility will continue to grow up. But we believe that bitcoin will not stay poor, l believe it will increase soon. I know bitcoin will surprise the many because theres a lot of supoorters of bitcoin.

[boyptc]

I think that Bitcoin as a decentralized cryptocurrency will keep its volatility forever. The market and the price aren't controlled by the governments or by any other power, so the price can't be stable someday. That's the case for each decentralized cryptocurrency, not only Bitcoin.

It may be hard to accept that there's a manipulation that happens to the market but we can't pinpoint out but use the term 'whales' about it.

Regardless if there's a manipulation or there's none, it's true that bitcoin will never have stable price at all.