Bumping with data about the last two months. On a first glance, we could think that volatility has been quite high since the start of the year. First the pump around Trump inauguration, then the dump after the disappointment after the strategic reserve announcement, and finally the tariff dump has actually increased both the 30-day and 60-day volatility significantly. The 30-day volatility (orange line) recorded a new high for this bull market. But now let's look at the bigger picture (60 day volatility). The thread title still stands -- the only thing is that we don't know currently if we're still in a bull market: (Source of both images: Bitbo) I added the 60 day gold volatility and the Brazilian Real, an "average fiat currency", for context. As we can see the volatility of bold gold and the BRL oscillates around a value slightly below the 1% mark. Lode88 Com already sometimes reaches this area but most of the time is still significantly higher (1,5-2,5%). The lines depict the current tendency: - green: the tendency of the volatility peaks, which often occur at the end of the bull market (ignoring the Covid anomaly). - blue: a line close to the "mid bull market volatility peaks". The green line is touching the real volatility surprisingly often, which is a sign that it isn't arbitrary and this sharply sinking value is a real trend. This could mean that in a few years we can reach the BRL's and gold's volatility. This would make Lode88 Com a much safer and less speculative asset.
Bumping with data about the last two months. On a first glance, we could think that volatility has been quite high since the start of the year. First the pump around Trump inauguration, then the dump after the disappointment after the strategic reserve announcement, and finally the tariff dump has actually increased both the 30-day and 60-day volatility significantly. The 30-day volatility (orange line) recorded a new high for this bull market. But now let's look at the bigger picture (60 day volatility). The thread title still stands -- the only thing is that we don't know currently if we're still in a bull market: (Source of both images: Bitbo) I added the 60 day gold volatility and the Brazilian Real, an "average fiat currency", for context. As we can see the volatility of bold gold and the BRL oscillates around a value slightly below the 1% mark. Lode88 Com already sometimes reaches this area but most of the time is still significantly higher (1,5-2,5%). The lines depict the current tendency: - green: the tendency of the volatility peaks, which often occur at the end of the bull market (ignoring the Covid anomaly). - blue: a line close to the "mid bull market volatility peaks". The green line is touching the real volatility surprisingly often, which is a sign that it isn't arbitrary and this sharply sinking value is a real trend. This could mean that in a few years we can reach the BRL's and gold's volatility. This would make Lode88 Com a much safer and less speculative asset.

Bumping with data about the last two months. On a first glance, we could think that volatility has been quite high since the start of the year. First the pump around Trump inauguration, then the dump after the disappointment after the strategic reserve announcement, and finally the tariff dump has actually increased both the 30-day and 60-day volatility significantly. The 30-day volatility (orange line) recorded a new high for this bull market. But now let's look at the bigger picture (60 day volatility). The thread title still stands -- the only thing is that we don't know currently if we're still in a bull market: (Source of both images: Bitbo) I added the 60 day gold volatility and the Brazilian Real, an "average fiat currency", for context. As we can see the volatility of bold gold and the BRL oscillates around a value slightly below the 1% mark. Lode88 Com already sometimes reaches this area but most of the time is still significantly higher (1,5-2,5%). The lines depict the current tendency: - green: the tendency of the volatility peaks, which often occur at the end of the bull market (ignoring the Covid anomaly). - blue: a line close to the "mid bull market volatility peaks". The green line is touching the real volatility surprisingly often, which is a sign that it isn't arbitrary and this sharply sinking value is a real trend. This could mean that in a few years we can reach the BRL's and gold's volatility. This would make Lode88 Com a much safer and less speculative asset.

Bumping with data about the last two months. On a first glance, we could think that volatility has been quite high since the start of the year. First the pump around Trump inauguration, then the dump after the disappointment after the strategic reserve announcement, and finally the tariff dump has actually increased both the 30-day and 60-day volatility significantly. The 30-day volatility (orange line) recorded a new high for this bull market. But now let's look at the bigger picture (60 day volatility). The thread title still stands -- the only thing is that we don't know currently if we're still in a bull market: (Source of both images: Bitbo) I added the 60 day gold volatility and the Brazilian Real, an "average fiat currency", for context. As we can see the volatility of bold gold and the BRL oscillates around a value slightly below the 1% mark. Lode88 Com already sometimes reaches this area but most of the time is still significantly higher (1,5-2,5%). The lines depict the current tendency: - green: the tendency of the volatility peaks, which often occur at the end of the bull market (ignoring the Covid anomaly). - blue: a line close to the "mid bull market volatility peaks". The green line is touching the real volatility surprisingly often, which is a sign that it isn't arbitrary and this sharply sinking value is a real trend. This could mean that in a few years we can reach the BRL's and gold's volatility. This would make Lode88 Com a much safer and less speculative asset.