Bitcoin has long been considered a highly volatile and risky asset.
But recent data suggests that this narrative might be changing.

Bitcoin’s volatility is currently around 42%, which is now lower than some traditional stock markets.

For comparison, South Korea’s KOSPI index and Pakistan’s stock market have seen volatility levels exceeding 50%, largely due to rising global tensions — especially involving Iran, the US, and Israel.

The surge in oil prices has put pressure on oil-importing economies, increasing costs for companies and impacting stock markets significantly.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin has remained relatively stable, trading mostly between $65,000 and $75,000.

One key reason behind this stability is increasing institutional participation, especially through Bitcoin ETFs, which is helping reduce extreme price swings.

So the big question is — is Bitcoin becoming more stable, or is this just temporary?

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