The actual observed volatility of Bitcoin's price over a specific period, calculated from historical price data. Typically expressed as annualised standard deviation.
Historically low realised volatility periods precede major price moves in either direction. Volatility compression is a setup indicator. Bitcoin's volatility has been declining over successive cycles.
Compares Bitcoin's performance across different market cycles (halving to halving or bottom to bottom). Overlays cycles to identify patterns and divergences.
Measures the percentage decline from Bitcoin's all-time high at any given point. Provides historical context for the severity of the current or past corrections.
Analysis of Bitcoin's historical price performance by month, day of week, and quarter. Identifies recurring seasonal patterns in returns.
The width of Bollinger Bands (distance between upper and lower bands) as a percentage of the middle band. Measures the degree of price volatility compression or expansion.