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#ReboundRally Fear significantly influences the cryptocurrency market due to its volatile and speculative nature. This fear manifests itself through impulsive mass selling linked to market volatility, reactions to bad news, and movements triggered by regulatory announcements and negative news. It is also reflected in the boom and bust cycles of the market and in the spread of "fear, uncertainty and doubt" (FUD) to manipulate prices. The lack of regulation increases the perception of risk. Despite these factors, fear can offer buying opportunities to experienced investors, underlining the importance of making decisions based on analysis
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#MarketRebound Bitcoin is CrashingâWill it Rebound? The crypto tends to increase in volatility into upside moves and decrease in volatility into downside moves Bitcoin has plunged in value this month. But is hasnât declined as much as Ethereum and Solana. Bitcoin is negatively correlated to rate changes and dollar strength tastylive logo tastylive Blog Bitcoin is CrashingâWill it Rebound? Bitcoin Image generated with Dall-e 3 Jun 25, 2024 Bitcoin is CrashingâWill it Rebound? By:Nick Battista The crypto tends to increase in volatility into upside moves and decrease in volatility into downside moves Bitcoin has plunged in value this month. But is hasnât declined as much as Ethereum and Solana. Bitcoin is negatively correlated to rate changes and dollar strength. Bitcoin (BTN) has seen significant downside over the month of June, hitting highs near $72,000 with lows trading in the $59,000 handle. Bitcoin tends to be the leader of the packâas seen in comparison to Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL), which have seen greater downside moves over the last month. Crypto market update Bitcoin has an interesting volatility skew. It tends to increase in volatility into upside moves and decrease in volatility into downside moves. This is contrary to most asset classes. The S&P 500, for example, sees downside put skew. As prices go down, volatility in SPY tends to increase, meaning future price movements are expected to be greater. Thatâs why the expected move in Bitcoin seems relatively smallâvolatility is near historical lows. For context, 2021 saw highs in implied volatility north of 140%, contributing to this upside potential "asymmetric" returns associated with Bitcoin. What's driving the Bitcoin weakness? Risk on assets like stocks or crypto tend to be liquidity-driven and tend to move in a correlated fashion. Over the last month, we've seen expectations for future rate cuts decrease, and the strength in the dollar increase as a result. Without binary catalysts like earnings or business cycles, Bitcoin has remained much more negatively correlated to
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