Btc

Historically, after periods of low volatility (volatility contraction/compression/squeeze), Bitcoin typically experiences significant price expansion, characterized by large fluctuations and major market movements. The low volatility phase is often seen as the "calm before the storm" or a "compressed spring," and historically, it tends to break upwards, especially during bull market cycles or after halving events. This summarizes the core historical patterns.
Low volatility → High probability of major market movements: After Bitcoin's price volatility compresses to historically low levels (for example, achieving volatility or narrowing Bollinger Band Width over 30 days/60 days/90 days), it almost always triggers subsequent sharp fluctuations.