Crypto Daybook Americas: BTC Price Volatility Declines Amid 'Wait and See' Approach Ahead of Fed Minutes

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Market Overview

Cryptocurrency investors are adopting a cautious "wait-and-see" stance amid mixed market signals. The BTC Volatility Index (DVOL) on Deribit has steadily declined since January 20, dropping from 72 to 50.8, reflecting reduced price swings.

Tracy Jin, COO of MEXC, attributes this trend to bitcoin’s maturation: "BTC is stabilizing, mirroring commodity markets and traditional safe-haven assets."

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What to Watch

Crypto Events

DateEvent
Feb. 19, 9:30 AM ETFold Holdings (FLD) debuts on Nasdaq.
Feb. 19Monad’s public testnet goes live.
Feb. 21TON becomes Telegram’s exclusive blockchain for Mini Apps.

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FAQs

Why is BTC volatility declining?

Reduced reaction to short-term headlines suggests market maturity and stabilization.

What’s next for FTX creditors?

Initial repayments are underway, with a U.S. court seizing $1 billion in assets from Sam Bankman-Fried.

How are institutions impacting BTC demand?

Firms like Strategy are raising capital specifically to accumulate bitcoin, reinforcing long-term bullish sentiment.


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Data as of Feb. 19, 2025. Sources: CoinDesk, Deribit, Artemis.