Bitcoin Market Update: Mapping The Current BTC Market Using Volatility Metrics (Onchain Analysis)

Bitcoin and volatility go hand-in-hand, and critics often leave out that it's historically volatile to the upside. What if we could also characterise this volatility and map out Bitcoin market cycles?

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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
03:07 Bitcoin Volatility Trends Higher in Bull Markets
05:00 Bitcoin Volatility is Getting Lower Over Time
06:50 Using Volatility to Distinguish Bull Market Phases
08:35 My Volatility Framework
11:35 Macro View of Volatility Over Last Nine Years
14:32 Micro Scale Volatility Analysis Since 2022

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About _checkonchain:
We believe Bitcoin is one of the most important assets of our time, providing investors with a reliable and secure store of value. However, one of the biggest challenges is that Bitcoin's volatility creates uncertainty, especially for those unfamiliar with the way the market trades and moves.

At _checkonchain, we help you navigate this volatility, by bringing together years of market analysis experience, and a unique perspective rooted in the study of Bitcoin’s blockchain data (onchain analysis). We provide traders and investors with expert guidance on current events, as well as frameworks for making data-driven decisions.
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Our mission? To provide unmatched Bitcoin education and insights, helping you look ahead and respond to market moves with confidence.


DISCLAIMER
Despite mankind's best efforts, none of us can predict the future, and events which have come before are in no way an indication of what may come next. All methods and concepts presented in this series shall be taken as educational, informational, and for entertainment purposes only. Nothing shall be interpreted or considered as any form of financial or investment advice of any kind. The viewer is solely responsible for their own decisions.