Bitcoin's Volatility Reflects a Maturing Market
One of the key drivers behind 
BTC’s rapid climb toward $100k is the growing narrative around its use as a hedge against macro risks and a reliable store of value. With governments beginning to explore strategic Bitcoin reserves, the risk of not holding the asset is becoming increasingly apparent.
A common counterpoint to this narrative is Bitcoin’s historically high volatility, which some argue undermines its role as a store of value.
However, as shown in the chart,BTC volatility (pink) has consistently trended downward over time despite periodic spikes. In fact, Bitcoin's volatility is now lower than that of 
NVDA and 
AMD This signals a maturing market, and as institutional—and now national—capital flows into Bitcoin, we expect its performance to stabilize further.
With volatility diminishing and adoption increasing, Bitcoin’s role as a wealth preservation tool will likely continue to solidify
BTC’s rapid climb toward $100k is the growing narrative around its use as a hedge against macro risks and a reliable store of value. With governments beginning to explore strategic Bitcoin reserves, the risk of not holding the asset is becoming increasingly apparent.A common counterpoint to this narrative is Bitcoin’s historically high volatility, which some argue undermines its role as a store of value.
However, as shown in the chart,
BTC volatility (pink) has consistently trended downward over time despite periodic spikes. In fact, Bitcoin's volatility is now lower than that of NVDA and AMD This signals a maturing market, and as institutional—and now national—capital flows into Bitcoin, we expect its performance to stabilize further.With volatility diminishing and adoption increasing, Bitcoin’s role as a wealth preservation tool will likely continue to solidify
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