Bitcoin's volatility has been a topic of concern for many investors, but recent data suggests that the cryptocurrency's price fluctuations are becoming more stable. A report by Charles Schwab found that Bitcoin's historical volatility fell to 42% in 2025, down from nearly double that figure in 2021.
This decrease in volatility is significant because it marks an important milestone in Bitcoin's maturation as a widely traded financial asset. According to the report, Bitcoin now exhibits lower volatility than some of the largest U.S. tech stocks, such as Tesla and Nvidia.
The report also highlights the impact of stricter regulations on reducing extreme speculative behaviors that fueled Bitcoin's volatility in the past. Additionally, trading volumes on major exchange platforms have shown a consistent upward trend, illustrating growing liquidity that can cushion price fluctuations.