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Analyst: Bitcoin Volatility Drops 56% from Quarterly High, Market Enters High Compression Accumulation Phase

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June 1. On-chain analyst Axel Adler Jr. points out in his latest report that the Bitcoin market has entered a clear phase of volatility compression. The 30-day moving average (MA) of one-week realized volatility has fallen from around 39 in early March to approximately 17 now—a quarterly decline of over 56%, approaching historical lows. Bitcoin is currently trading at roughly $73,500, still below its 200-day MA of about $79,500. Historical trends show extreme low volatility often means the market is building momentum, which usually precedes a major directional price move. However, volatility compression itself doesn’t give a specific directional signal—it only indicates the market is about to make a new trend choice. Meanwhile, the Delta indicator (which reflects changes in market premium, the difference between the market value growth rate and the realized market value growth rate) has been in negative territory for six straight months, dropping to around -0.0013 in May. This indicator suggests Bitcoin’s market value growth continues to lag behind its realized growth, pointing to contracting market risk appetite and valuation premiums. The current market features a mix of "low volatility + cooling premiums"—this isn’t the typical overheated structure of a bull market, but more like a consolidation phase after sentiment cools. If Bitcoin later rises above the 200-day MA and Delta rebounds near zero, it would signal a return to an expanding risk appetite period. Conversely, if volatility drops further and Delta continues to worsen, the market may enter a deeper risk-averse phase. In conclusion, Adler Jr. summarizes that the current market direction remains neutral, but the high level of volatility compression raises the probability of significant directional volatility in the future.
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