Bitcoin had a tumultuous June as a measure of volatility reached its point since April 2020 and costs fell to their lowest point in five months.
On June 9, the cryptocurrency’s 30-day annualized volatility rose to 117. 04%, according to figures through asset manager Blockforce Capital.
By reaching this point, the 30-day volatility of the virtual asset had reached its price since April 10, 2020, approximately 14 months earlier.
A separate measure of value fluctuations, the 60-day annualized volatility, reached 106. 39% on June 25, as of May 11, 2020, according to additional knowledge from Blockforce Capital.
As a result, this chosen measure of volatility peaked at 13 months.
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The world’s largest virtual currency experienced this remarkable volatility in a month in which bitcoin fell to just $29,031. 31 on June 22, according to figures from CoinDesk.
At this point, cryptocurrency trading is at its lowest level since January 22, says CoinDesk.
After falling to a roughly five-month low, virtual assets recovered temporarily, reaching $34,790. 33 on June 23.
In addition to falling to nearly $29,000 on June 22, the cryptocurrency continuously approached the point of $30,000 per month, falling to intraday lows of $31,035. 49, $31,179. 05, $31,340. 23 and $30,190. 73 on June 8, June 21, June 25 and June 26, respectively.
These repeated attempts and the corresponding mistakes have served to illustrate the strength of at this level.
The virtual currency’s recent value moves are components of a broader pattern, as bitcoin has been trading basically between $30,000 and $42,000 since the end of May.
Testing the declining end of this range, bitcoin was down more than 50% from its all-time high of about $65,000 reached in April.
The fact that cryptocurrency has fallen drastically has sparked a debate over whether it has fallen into a bear market.
However, this remains unanswered, as there is no consensus on what precisely constitutes a bitcoin bear market.
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