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Bitcoin Enters Low-Volatility Phase Ahead of Federal Reserve Rate Decision
Trading in major cryptocurrencies has flattened over recent weeks, a consolidation phase that several market analysts view as a potential setup for a broader market expansion.
Bitcoin has traded within a narrow 6% range over the past month, while each of the top five digital assets failed to move more than 2% over the last seven days. At the time of reporting, Bitcoin was hovering around $81,735, down 1.2% on the day, with the Crypto Fear and Greed Index recording a neutral reading of 47.
Several market analysts suggest that extended periods of low volatility often precede significant market movements. Jake Koch-Gallup, senior research analyst at Blockworks, noted that past stretches of subdued price action have historically led to swings of roughly 30% in either direction within several months.
André Dragosch, head of research at Bitwise Europe, characterized the quiet period as a constructive market signal, highlighting that current drawdowns have remained milder than in prior cycles even as volatility has risen across oil, semiconductor stocks, and government bonds. Market participants are currently looking ahead to the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision scheduled for October 28.
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