Glassnode reported that Bitcoin volatility has fallen to 2023 summer levels, while ETF inflows have cooled and selling pressure has narrowed. The market is watching the October 28 Federal Reserve interest-rate decision and whether Bitcoin can return above 85000 USD.
PANews, citing The Block, said that Bitcoin's 28-day volatility fell to 1.2%, nearing a 2026-year low.K33 Analysts expect that the approaching Federal Reserve decision and November 3 U.S. midterm elections may cause volatility to rebound.
BlockBeats, citing Barchart, said that Bitcoin’s daily Bollinger Band width is at one of its narrowest levels in the past 2 year and a half, indicating that market volatility is low.
CoinDesk analysis states that Bitcoin 2026 has seen 10-sigma extreme-volatility days so far this year, 3 exceeding 2018’s full-year total of 8 instances, but annualized volatility and the average magnitude of extreme volatility are both lower than in 2018.