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Grayscale indique que la volatilité de Bitcoin baisse à 43 %, désormais proche de celle du S&P 500
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La volatilité de Bitcoin sur un an est tombée à 43 %, un niveau qui se situe désormais dans la fourchette des actions du S&P 500, selon un nouveau rapport de Grayscale. Cette comparaison pourrait rassurer les investisseurs traditionnels, alors que les données sur l’inflation maintiennent les marchés sous tension. Ce que signifie la volatilité
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