The volatility in the price of a bitcoin is falling over time, or not.

[kawetsriyanto]

I don't think that there have been any big change in volatility for Bitcoin.

Yep. Even there is a change in Bitcoin volatility, it isn't a significant change. Mostly it is still the same, volatility in Bitcoin price never changes over time. Although sometimes we find the Bitcoin price is in the sideways phase, it won't last a long time. I am sure Bitcoin price will be always volatile, people are interested to invest in Bitcoin because of its volatility. In addition, Bitcoin is decentralized, no one controls the price. So, the price purely depends on the demands in the market. In this way, no chance for Bitcoin price to lose its volatility.

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[Ausgewielt]

I think the biggest reason that can make bitcoin price volatile is trading activity. If we compare it with fiat then we can see big difference in volatility. In my point of view, this is caused by the percentage of money that used for investing or buy goods is bigger than money that used for trading. Maybe it is because most of bitcoin users are trader so they cause volatility to create opportunity to gain profit. But I think it's not a problem because it is one of many factors that attracts people to invest in bitcoin. I think when most of people use bitcoin as currency rather than in exchange site then the volatility will be decrease a lot.

[sirminesalot]

If the price of bitcoin increasing, doesn't it mean the price range of bitcoin will be wider and ofcourse the volatily is increasing also because there are many people could buy and sell and the amount of people who investing are gaining massive numbers.
So i think the volatility will increasing over time, more over in cryptocurrency there so much fake news that could make the market movement is so agile i'm sure the volatility in terms of price will be much higher in the future

[Liamttw]

As the Bitcoin consensus increases, more people will buy Bitcoin and the usage rate of Bitcoin will continue to increase, and the market will stabilize accordingly.

The number of bitcoins is fixed and limited. When demand for it increases, its value will continue to rise, and volatility may also decrease.

[EewardDean]

Bitcoin's value fluctuations will become larger. This is because the future appreciation of Bitcoin is huge. When Bitcoin is valued at 10w USD, the daily fluctuation of 1% is the amplitude of 1000 USD. When it rises to 100w USD At that time, the amplitude of 1% of the daily sideways can reach 1w US dollars. The amplitude of Bitcoin is determined by the value. It is not a very stable currency, so we should invest it rationally and choose it!

[A BLackPearl]

It may tend to calm, but many whales are profitable through fluctuations, and they may not want to be more stable than that of Bitcoin. However, in decades, Bitcoin may be a major payment currency in the world. Everyone now pays attention to protecting their privacy. The Bitcoin is just the privacy of our privilege, the price is the same, and it is not necessary to use bits.

[raidarksword]

The volatility of bitcoin was already given and the risk was very high but despite all that many people still believed in bitcoin that it can grow more as many years passed and no doubt it will be huge in the future. Bitcoin may rise and fall but it will still remain the future of payment no matter what. Many adopters already into bitcoin and there are no stopping on that.

[geegaw]

If the price of bitcoin increasing, doesn't it mean the price range of bitcoin will be wider and ofcourse the volatily is increasing also because there are many people could buy and sell and the amount of people who investing are gaining massive numbers.
So i think the volatility will increasing over time, more over in cryptocurrency there so much fake news that could make the market movement is so agile i'm sure the volatility in terms of price will be much higher in the future

Agree, at low prices, bitcoin's heat is probably not too high and surrounded by layers of doubt about opportunity and risk, from which, few users as well as demand will make fluctuations limited and not really strong but after going through meticulous sculpting and properly distributing beliefs and roles, the price of bitcoin has gotten hotter and now, covered with just immense pride for holders. The volume of people constantly surpasses the estimated thresholds every year, the volatility is also stronger and more thrilling

[Aurorra]

I don't think that there have been any big change in volatility for Bitcoin.

Yep. Even there is a change in Bitcoin volatility, it isn't a significant change. Mostly it is still the same, volatility in Bitcoin price never changes over time. Although sometimes we find the Bitcoin price is in the sideways phase, it won't last a long time. I am sure Bitcoin price will be always volatile, people are interested to invest in Bitcoin because of its volatility. In addition, Bitcoin is decentralized, no one controls the price. So, the price purely depends on the demands in the market. In this way, no chance for Bitcoin price to lose its volatility.

Bitcoin volatility is related to price changes. The number of Bitcoin is fixed and limited. And in recent years it has become more and more popular in the financial economy and has been invested and used by more people. As time goes by, its price keeps an upward trend, the market will gradually stabilize and the volatility will decrease accordingly.

[Ozero]

If the price of bitcoin increasing, doesn't it mean the price range of bitcoin will be wider and ofcourse the volatily is increasing also because there are many people could buy and sell and the amount of people who investing are gaining massive numbers.
So i think the volatility will increasing over time, more over in cryptocurrency there so much fake news that could make the market movement is so agile i'm sure the volatility in terms of price will be much higher in the future

I am about the same opinion. Indeed, we can already observe that the higher the price of bitcoin rises, the greater the amplitude of its price fluctuations. This is fraught with danger, especially for beginners. However, other factors can and do affect price volatility. Including the ever-increasing adoption of cryptocurrency by large masses of people. The more the cryptocurrency spreads around the world, the more difficult it will be to influence the change in its price, since the volume of transactions will grow and this will require more and more financial efforts.

[Turbolinea]

I think that the volatility in Bitcoin price will never die down. It is the main feature of Bitcoin like the rest of the volatile cryptocurrencies. This will never change in the future too. We are already seeing the examples of it. Bitcoin price moved up and down so sharply in the recent times while people weren't expecting. But it would be really nice to see Bitcoin not being affected by FUDs in any way in the future.

[odolvlobo]

Updated 2021-11-29

I switched to a log scale to limit the extremes.

Again, on the idea of the volatility no longer declining ...

It continues to appear that the volatility has not declined since 2014 (though the volatility itself is volatile), primarily in the 33-day CoV. The 363-day CoV could still be declining, but we'll need to see another year to make sure.

[xSkylarx]

I think that the volatility in Bitcoin price will never die down. It is the main feature of Bitcoin like the rest of the volatile cryptocurrencies. This will never change in the future too. We are already seeing the examples of it. Bitcoin price moved up and down so sharply in the recent times while people weren't expecting. But it would be really nice to see Bitcoin not being affected by FUDs in any way in the future.

To be sure, it is extremely risky, which is why people were reluctant to invest in it before, but now they are enthusiastic because it has the potential to make you a millionaire in as little as a month. The volatile market is truly the hallmark of cryptocurrency; all you have to do is find a promising coin and then wait for it to drag you into a prosperous one. The price of bitcoin is also increasing year after year; if it didn't, it would remain at its current level for the next two years before skyrocketing. So far, there hasn't been any evidence that bitcoin is failing right now; the price is the proof.

[Ozero]

I think that the volatility in Bitcoin price will never die down. It is the main feature of Bitcoin like the rest of the volatile cryptocurrencies. This will never change in the future too. We are already seeing the examples of it. Bitcoin price moved up and down so sharply in the recent times while people weren't expecting. But it would be really nice to see Bitcoin not being affected by FUDs in any way in the future.

Now, with the current deep fall in cryptocurrency prices, we can see another proof that with an increase in the price of a cryptocurrency, its price volatility does not decrease. In percentage terms, everything may remain at the same level, but in value terms, volatility increases in proportion to the price increase. So, we saw that recently the price of bitcoin reached 69,000 dollars, and a few days ago it dropped to 33,000 dollars. The drop in price is impressive, more than 50 percent. But it is high price volatility that attracts participants in this market. There is an opportunity to both make a big profit and lose your investment.

[odolvlobo]

Updated 2022-05-20

The long-term CoV has bottomed, and the short-term CoV continues to be in the range of 5%-10%.

[odolvlobo]

Updated 2022-11-08

[Argoo]

As the Bitcoin consensus increases, more people will buy Bitcoin and the usage rate of Bitcoin will continue to increase, and the market will stabilize accordingly.

The number of bitcoins is fixed and limited. When demand for it increases, its value will continue to rise, and volatility may also decrease.

I do not think that the price volatility of cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, will ever be significantly reduced. On the contrary, the higher the price of bitcoin rises, the greater should be its volatility. But, in principle, all this is just an assumption. No one knows for sure what will happen to prices in the cryptocurrency market in the future. But due to the fact that there is no regulation in this market, I do not see any serious reasons for price stabilization. And the majority of participants in this market are probably not interested in such a stabilization.

[fillippone]

On the contrary, the higher the price of bitcoin rises, the greater should be its volatility.

I am pretty sure certain about the opposite.
As the price of bitcoin increases, getting closer and closer to his final price given by the hyperbitcoinisation phase, the less impact will be given by the news about bitcoin. So the less impact on price, and then volatility will be greatly reduced.
Also trading activity will be huge, and no single dealer will be able to impact the price significantly.
Think at the BTC/USD as the new EUR/USD.

[Joshapat]

The concept of bitcoin is decentralized so that prices will continue to fluctuate depending on market conditions, but over time and an increasingly large marketcap, of course, price movements will not be like they used to be, and now we can see that price fluctuations of more than 10% are very difficult to happen, even though 4 years ago price fluctuations could reach more than 10% and even 22%.

[DrBeer]

The problem with cryptocurrencies, and bitcoin in particular, is that today it is a purely speculative asset. And because of this, until the situation changes, volatility will be high. Price waves will continue further, and in addition to artificial price fluctuations caused by manipulation, there will be more influences related to the legislative status of cryptocurrencies. At the same time, even if cryptocurrencies receive a "positive" legislative status, volatility will not change much, because. Cryptocurrencies have no real value...