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Bitcoin's Volatility Will Continue to Decline as Adoption Grows: Deutsche Bank
Regulatory clarity, wider adoption, and long-term investment behaviors are stabilizing bitcoin's performance, the report said.
Jul 15, 2025, 9:53 a.m.
What to know:
- Bitcoin's volatility is expected to continue to decline as adoption grows, the report said.
- Deutsche Bank noted that bitcoin's recent rally to record highs came amid a historic drop in the crypto's volatility.
- This declining volatility is a sign of a maturing market, the bank said.
Bitcoin's volatility could continue to fall as mainstream acceptance grows and the cryptocurrency is adopted by companies, retail investors and governments, Deutsche Bank said in a research report on Tuesday.
Excitement over upcoming legislation in the U.S. has spurred bitcoin’s recent rally, the german lender said, but it is notable that the crypto's rise has also been accompanied by a historic decline in volatility levels.
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The world's largest cryptocurrency has risen nearly 75% since mid-November, driven by a mix of favorable regulations, growing institutional adoption, and global macroeconomic shifts, the report said.
The rally coincides with “Crypto Week” in Washington, DC, highlighting increasing government and corporate engagement with digital assets. This week the House of Representatives is set to vote on the CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, and the GENIUS Act, which regulates stablecoins in the U.S.
Deutsche Bank suggests the drop in volatility signals a maturing market, where regulatory clarity, broader adoption, and long-term investment behaviors are stabilizing performance.
As bitcoin gains legitimacy through regulation and integration into traditional portfolios, it may continue to shed its speculative image and evolve into a more stable, strategic asset, the report added.
As volatility decreases and regulatory certainty increases, bitcoin is becoming more appealing for pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and other long-term allocators.
Read more: CLARITY Act Could be a Game Changer for Institutional Adoption of Crypto: Benchmark
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