#BTCOutlook

Bitcoin volatility refers to Bitcoin's large price changes over short periods of time. A number of reasons contribute to this volatility, including:

Speculative Trading - Bitcoin is frequently traded by speculators, causing significant price changes based on market emotion. Bitcoin's market size is less than that of traditional assets, making it more sensitive to price volatility caused by massive trades.

Bitcoin's market size is less than that of traditional assets, making it more sensitive to price volatility caused by massive trades.

News and Events - Regulatory changes, technological developments, and macroeconomic events can all have a rapid impact on Bitcoin values. Liquidity Issues - Although Bitcoin is frequently traded, its liquidity can occasionally be insufficient to absorb large transactions without causing substantial price fluctuations.