Altcoins News
By Sakamoto Nashi
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Why Bitcoin’s Reduced Volatility Matters. Volatility, while often associated with risk, also serves as a vehicle for speculative upside.
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Range-Bound Performance Since 2021. While Bitcoin hit new all-time highs earlier in 2025 — trading above $123,000 at its peak — its…
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Gold Could Regain the Spotlight if Risk Sentiment Shifts. One factor that could weigh against Bitcoin in the coming months is the broader risk sentiment…
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Both Assets Have Performed Well in 2025 — But Divergence Looms. So far, both Bitcoin and gold have posted strong gains in 2025.
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Political Stability Could Slow Crypto Momentum. Another factor contributing to the changing dynamic is the return of Donald Trump to the White…
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Investors May Rethink Their Portfolio Strategy. For retail and institutional investors alike, the convergence in Bitcoin and gold volatility may…
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Final Thoughts. Bitcoin’s fading volatility versus gold represents a rare and telling moment in market history.
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Bitcoin’s trademark volatility, once seen as a key driver of its market appeal, has reached an all-time low compared to gold — signaling a possible turning point in how the…
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As of August 1, 2025, Bitcoin's 260-day annualized volatility is just 2.2 times that of gold, the narrowest margin ever recorded between the two assets, according to Bloomberg…
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This historic convergence in volatility has raised fresh questions about Bitcoin’s ability to continue outperforming traditional safe-haven assets like gold.
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According to McGlone, Bitcoin’s fading volatility edge could diminish its speculative attraction.
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While Bitcoin hit new all-time highs earlier in 2025 — trading above $123,000 at its peak — its performance relative to gold has remained in a tight band.
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Despite Bitcoin’s impressive gains in recent months, it still hasn't shaken off gold’s persistent strength.
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If that happens, McGlone argues, Bitcoin’s “risk-on” profile could work against it. In contrast, gold might benefit from renewed safe-haven demand, especially if geopolitical…
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That shift in capital flow could put gold back in favor, particularly among institutional investors seeking stability over speculative returns.
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