After rising for four successive months, Bitcoin is on track to end May with losses of about 7%. Another noteworthy thing in May is that Bitcoin’s BTC tickers down $27,105 30-day volatility dropped to 1.52%, which is far below the yearly average of 4% and higher. Glassnode data shows that Bitcoin’s low volatility periods have only lasted for 19.3% of its total price history. Hence, there is an expectation for volatility to pick up in June. In an exclusive interview with Cointelegraph, Glassnode lead on-chain analyst James Check said that Bitcoin could rally to $32,000, which is its “true cost basis.” Analysts at ... (full story)