⭐Bitcoin volatility falls to 2.02%, the market enters a "cooling period"

On-chain data shows that Bitcoin's 30-day volatility has decreased for two consecutive days, with the latest value reported at 2.02%, returning to the volatility level seen at the end of February 2025. Generally, high volatility is often accompanied by a surge in speculative trading and retail investors' fear of missing out (FOMO), while the current sustained decline in volatility may indicate that short-term speculative funds are withdrawing, leading the market into a phase of consolidation and rational correction.

It is worth noting that the price fluctuations of Bitcoin have always been deeply tied to the macroeconomic environment. Changes in inflation expectations, adjustments in monetary policy, and external factors such as geopolitical risks can significantly affect its price trend. When the global economic situation tends to stabilize and macro risk factors temporarily ease, the volatility of Bitcoin will also enter a downward channel. This recent decline in volatility may reflect a recovery in market confidence regarding the macroeconomic environment.