In a significant change for the world’s foremost cryptocurrency, Bitcoin’s volatility has fallen to 2.90% as of April 14, per data from crypto analytics platform CoinGlass. The drop signifies a trend of diminishing price fluctuations over several consecutive days, suggesting we could be seeing a change in market sentiment. For a long time, high volatility has been a hallmark of speculative trading in Bitcoin, with retail investors likely driving the massive FOMO (fear of missing out) that often accompanies price advances. Traders who jump in and out of the market on short timeframes and with marginally profitable trading ideas create
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