Analyst: BTC volatility has fallen to a two-year low, possibly signaling significant fluctuations are approaching. This summary is generated by AI. Bitcoin volatility has reached its lowest point in two years, with the 30-day high-low price range narrowing, reflecting supply and demand balance and low volatility. Liquidity is concentrated above $120,000 and below $113,000, increasing the possibility of price range expansion. According to BlockBeats, on August 14, CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. stated, "Based on the 30-day price high and low point indicators, Bitcoin volatility has compressed to its lowest level in two years: the range between the highest and lowest prices within 30 days has narrowed, and the range formed by rolling highs/lows has squeezed prices within it. This compression typically reflects supply and demand balance and low realized volatility, occurring when liquidity is concentrated at local highs (above $120,000) and lows (below $113,000). The possibility of price range expansion is increasing."

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