Data: Bitcoin volatility falls to 3.47%
According to Coinglass data, Bitcoin's volatility has fallen to 3.47%, but it is still at a high level since last September. For traders, high volatility means more profit space, but the risk is also greater. In addition, violent fluctuations may be a signal of trend reversal or adjustment.
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