Bitcoin’s Calm May Be Ending as Volatility Rises 📊
Bitcoin’s market is starting to wake up after a long period of quiet trading. The Deribit Volatility Index (DVOL), which measures expected price swings, has jumped to 37 from last week’s 33. Just days ago, it was as low as 26% — one of the quietest readings since records began.
Implied volatility shows how much traders expect prices to move, based on options prices. It measures the annualized range within which traders expect prices to move, with the "at-the-money" level offering a clean read on sentiment. When it rises, it often means bigger