Bitcoin volatility has rarely dropped to its lowest level since 2023, which has only occurred 7 times in history
crypto analyst Jackis (@i_am_jackis) stated that the recent volatility of Bitcoin has dropped to the lowest level since 2023, a rare occurrence that has only happened seven times in history.
Jackis pointed out that each time it reaches these levels, the volatility will soar significantly within five weeks, usually even faster. This indicates that a major fluctuation is imminent.
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