Crypto news, the analyst Jamie Coutts said, that Bitcoin’s volatility has fallen by 50% compared with the previous cycle. The current price range is approaching the bottom, but slowing negative momentum does not mean a bear market is over. He noted bullish divergence on a long-term timeframe, while short-term trend signals remain bearish. The news cites a report by Ciaran Lyons.

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NFTeaTime
· 2h ago
Volatility is down, which is a good sign, but who can say for sure about the bottom—let’s wait and see a bit longer.
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GateUser-ae5cc7b3
· 14h ago
Just take what the analysts say with a grain of salt—real bottoms aren’t something you calculate; they’re something you walk out through.
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CatUnderTheNeonBridge
· 14h ago
Negative momentum slowing down doesn’t mean the bear market is over—focus on this. Don’t rush into going all-in.
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BoredInBlockspace
· 14h ago
With the halving cycle plus the ETF narrative, volatility being cut in half indicates that institutions have started moving in; for the bottom range, I only trust half of it.
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PixelatedDriedFish
· 14h ago
Jamie Coutts’ view is quite contradictory: bullish divergence in the long-term, but still bearish in the short term—he’s torn.
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