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February 23, 2025 by William
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Bitcoin implied volatility nears record lows as Strategy signals BTC buy

Bitcoin’s recent trading activity has been causing quite a stir in the cryptocurrency world. Despite the recent hack on Bybit, one of the leading cryptocurrency exchanges, Bitcoin has been stuck in a rangebound trading pattern. This has left many traders and analysts scratching their heads and wondering what could be causing this unusual behavior.

For those unfamiliar with the term, rangebound trading refers to a market where the price of an asset stays within a specific range for an extended period of time. In the case of Bitcoin, this range has been between $30,000 and $40,000 for the past few weeks. This is a significant deviation from the usual volatility and price swings that are characteristic of the cryptocurrency market.

The recent hack on Bybit, which resulted in the loss of over $1 billion worth of Bitcoin, has only added to the confusion surrounding Bitcoin’s current trading behavior. Many expected the price to plummet following such a significant security breach, but instead, it has remained relatively stable.

So, what could be causing this rangebound trading style? Some experts believe that it could be a result of the ongoing regulatory crackdown on cryptocurrencies, particularly in China. The country has been cracking down on Bitcoin mining and trading, causing a significant drop in the network’s hashrate. This, in turn, could be contributing to the lack of movement in Bitcoin’s price.

Others speculate that it could be a sign of a market correction, as Bitcoin’s price had been on a steady upward trend for several months before hitting a peak in April. This correction could be a natural part of the market cycle, and Bitcoin’s price may eventually break out of its range and continue its upward trajectory.

Regardless of the cause, Bitcoin’s rangebound trading has certainly caught the attention of traders and analysts. Many are eagerly waiting to see if the price will break out of its current range and make a significant move in either direction. Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure – Bitcoin’s trading activity is anything but predictable.

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