CryptoSlate describes a 10-year study that found more than 50% of Bitcoin’s daily variance clustered around US trading hours, with the peak moving alongside New York’s clock.
CryptoSlate reports that, from 2022 to 2025, nine US-session hours accounted for 50.6% of Bitcoin’s daily realized variance—a measure of price variability. On New York Stock Exchange holidays, that share fell to about 41.9%, despite Bitcoin trading around the clock.
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CryptoSlate describes a 10-year study that found more than 50% of Bitcoin’s daily variance clustered around US trading hours, with the peak moving alongside New York’s clock.
CryptoSlate reports that, from 2022 to 2025, nine US-session hours accounted for 50.6% of Bitcoin’s daily realized variance—a measure of price variability. On New York Stock Exchange holidays, that share fell to about 41.9%, despite Bitcoin trading around the clock.
CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateBitcoin trades around the clock, but its biggest moves increasingly happen during US market hours. From 2022 to 2025, just nine US-session hours accounted for 50.6% of daily realized variance. On NYSE holidays, that share fell to about 41.9%.
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CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateBitcoin trades around the clock, but its biggest moves increasingly happen during US market hours. From 2022 to 2025, just nine US-session hours accounted for 50.6% of daily realized variance. On NYSE holidays, that share fell to about 41.9%.