Bitcoin’s (BTC) price experienced sharp fluctuations in December after failing to hold above $100,000, but according to ARK Invest, the cryptocurrency’s movements weren’t out of the ordinary.

That, coupled with the upcoming Ethereum Shanghai upgrade, would make ether calls pricier relative to bitcoin calls. "The volatility spread between ether and bitcoin has compressed to below 1.

The highly anticipated debut has investors positioning for higher volatility in the ether (ETH) price relative to bitcoin (BTC). There's a possibility that the excitement about spot ether ETFs may ...

The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (ARCA: SPY) is currently experiencing historically low levels of relative volatility, ranking in the bottom 3 percentile for relative historical volatility over the ...

Low relative volatility implies that Bitcoin hasn’t yet reached the mania phase of its cycle, which means further upward momentum is likely, especially in a bull market.