Foreign media: Fundstrat believes that bitcoin has reached the window of time when there are large fluctuations. The Agency noted that the narrow volatility of currency prices over the past period and changes in market moods and positions may make subsequent developments more likely to rise or fall rapidly.
When the volatility narrows, the market is more vulnerable to magnification.
Bitcoin, after a relatively calm deal, tends to return to a more aggressive price swing. Fundstrat judged that the current market was nearing this node and that more than 30 per cent of fluctuations were not unexpected.
Focus on price, not direction.
Such judgements emphasize volatility rather than one-sided rise or fall. For traders, the real concern is whether the market will re-pricing in a short time, rather than simply waiting for a fixed target.
Bitcoin's still a market mood.
In the encrypted market, bitcoin usually precedes other assets to reflect changes in risk preferences. A re-enrichment of fluctuations tends to trigger a ripple effect on banknotes, derivatives and capital rates.