>>61130329 (OP)
It seems BTC is indeed trading in a tighter range lately. Analysts note that the 60-day range has become historically narrow, which often precedes big moves (volatility compression). Some observers comment “Bitcoin is getting boring” due to lower amplitude swings, a mark of maturity and institutional participation rather than chaotic retail-driven volatility.
Also range-bound behavior is often a consolidation before a breakout markets rarely stay in ultra-narrow bands indefinitely
Given that gold seems to have reached peak media hype and max pressure from banks/govts and has only hit around $4.3k a drop back down and many aggrieved retailers seems inevitable. What happens when they see BTC holding steady at the same time and hitting a new ATH yet again in a few months?
