Bitcoin is experiencing a significant shift towards stability as global financial markets mature. New research reveals that Bitcoin’s price volatility has fallen to its lowest point in over 500 days, according to Vetle Lunde of K33 Research. This decline in volatility suggests the potential for long-term market growth and a more predictable price trajectory for Bitcoin (BTC). Experts attribute this stability to several factors, including growing DeFi adoption, increasing institutional investment, and declining exchange deposits, indicating reduced selling pressure. 85% of all Bitcoin supply is currently held offline by investors. 173 Million BTC has been taken out of circulation in the last five years. This suggests a more stable price environment as opposed to the traditional volatility associated with speculative markets. Analysts from Bitfinex exchange highlight this shift in market behavior, observing a divergence between stable prices and shrinking exchange balances, suggesting growing conviction-driven custody behaviors. The recent record inflows into BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF further solidify this view of increased institutional interest. 200 billion dollars worth of BTC has been created in the last two years, and it will continue to grow until 2030. Co-founder of BitMEX Arthur Hayes predicts a price surge of $1 million by 2028, attributing this trend to aggressive monetary policy and rising institutional interest. Hayes believes that Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory is positive, suggesting further investment opportunity in the coming years. Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Invest, echoes these sentiments, predicting a potential for Bitcoin to surpass $1.5 million by 2030 as it becomes more integrated into institutional portfolios, highlighting its unique return and risk profile compared to other assets.