Bitcoin trades near $82,750 as daily price volatility compresses ahead of US inflation data
Bitcoin saw its daily trading range drop to less than a third of its weekly average as market activity stalled before the upcoming US CPI release.
Bitcoin traded around $82,749 on Saturday, October 10, showing minimal movement of 0.2 percent over 24 hours and a 2.1 percent decline over the week. The market entered a phase of tight consolidation ahead of the United States consumer price index report scheduled for release on Wednesday.
Data from CoinGecko indicates that the difference between the daily high of $83,204 and low of $82,229 narrowed to $975, or 1.2 percent, on Saturday. Four-hour candle analysis showed the daily range dropping to 0.74 percent by early afternoon, compared to an average daily range of 2.46 percent over the preceding six days and a peak range of 3.90 percent on Thursday.
The current price leaves Bitcoin roughly 34 percent below its peak record of $126,080, with market volatility dropping sharply while traders await the mid-week inflation figures.
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