- Bitcoin’s price volatility hit its lowest level in over a year during July 2025.
- The 60-day annualized volatility fell to 28.53% by July 30, based on Blockforce Capital data.
- 30-day annualized volatility dropped to 25.26% on July 23, the lowest since October 2023.
- The decrease in volatility occurred as U.S. lawmakers advanced major cryptocurrency regulations.
- The SEC provided new clarity on exchange-traded products, and regulatory guidance was expanded.
In July 2025, Bitcoin’s price volatility declined to its lowest point in more than a year, according to data compiled by Blockforce Capital. The drop in volatility came as the price of Bitcoin moved between just under $105,000 and above $122,750 throughout the month, as reported by Coinbase data on TradingView.
On July 30, Blockforce Capital measured Bitcoin’s 60-day annualized volatility at 28.53%, the lowest level recorded since August 28, 2023. The firm also found that 30-day annualized volatility dropped to 25.26% on July 23, a figure not seen since October 15, 2023.
The report notes that, during this period, the United States House of Representatives passed three separate cryptocurrency regulation bills. One of them, the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act (GENIUS Act), was signed into law by President Donald Trump. The House also declared the week beginning Monday, July 14 as “Crypto Week.”
Additionally, on July 1, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued new guidance for exchange-traded products (ETPs). According to the SEC’s statement, this move may lead to a surge in ETP applications. On July 9, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce released a statement offering industry participants the opportunity to discuss the agency’s approach to tokenized securities.
These developments helped provide clarity and certainty for cryptocurrency entrepreneurs, investors, and participants. The regulatory progress and increased guidance contributed to a more stable environment for the digital asset sector.
The report concludes that Bitcoin’s volatility decreased at a time when the broader crypto space saw positive steps toward clearer regulations.
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