Bitcoin's volatility has fallen to around 35 from a peak of 120 in 2017, indicating the asset's growing maturity and stability. According to Trace Mayer, this decline reflects increased institutional adoption and the rise of options markets that dampen price swings through hedging strategies. The Mayer Multiple, a ratio comparing Bitcoin's price to its 200-day average, shows Bitcoin trading near its long-term trend, suggesting less speculative extremes. This reduced volatility positions Bitcoin as a more predictable reserve asset, appealing to institutional investors and corporations, marking its evolution from a speculative asset to a mainstream investment option.
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