Bollinger Band Indicator & Bitcoin Price Volatility
When the volatility of bitcoin prices is elevated: bitcoin prices tend to close significantly distant from the moving average, resulting in an increase in the width of the bitcoin Bollinger Bands to accommodate a greater range of potential bitcoin price movements that may fall within 95% of the mean.
As the volatility of bitcoin prices increases, the Bollinger Bands indicator will expand. This expansion will be visible as the bands bulge around the bitcoin price. When the Bollinger Bands for bitcoin show such widening, it indicates a continuation pattern for btcusd, suggesting that the market will keep moving in that direction. Typically, this serves as a signal for the continuation of bitcoin trends.
The Bollinger bands indicator exemplification illustrated below illustrates the Bollinger bulge.

High Bitcoin Price Volatility - Bitcoin Bollinger Band Indicator - Bollinger Band Bulge
Low bitcoin volatility brings prices near the moving average. The bands narrow. This limits moves within 95% of the average.
Low bitcoin volatility leads to consolidation before a breakout. When Bollinger Bands move flat, stay out of trades. Avoid opening any crypto positions then.
The illustration of the Bollinger Bands indicator is provided below, showcasing the contraction of the Bitcoin Bands.

Low Bitcoin Price Volatility - Bitcoin Bollinger Bands Indicator - Bollinger Bands Squeeze
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