What does realized volatility measure in crypto?

Realized volatility measures the actual price variation of a crypto asset over a specific time window, expressed as an annualized percentage. A 1-hour realized vol of 45% means the asset's recent price swings, if sustained for a year, would result in a 45% standard deviation of returns.

How do volatility regimes affect trading strategy?

LOW vol regime: favor mean-reversion strategies and reduce position sizes (moves are smaller). NORMAL: standard strategies apply. HIGH: widen stops, reduce leverage, consider volatility selling. EXTREME: protect capital, expect liquidation cascades, opportunities in vol premium harvesting.

Crypto Volatility Dashboard

Real-time realized volatility and regime classification for all tracked assets. Updated every 60 seconds from 1-minute mark price returns.

Volatility by Asset

₿ BTC — $65,825.00

normal

1h: +25.0% · 24h: +35.6%

Ξ ETH — $1,795.10

high

1h: +36.2% · 24h: +60.4%

◎ SOL — $73.68

high

1h: +44.4% · 24h: +62.6%

◆ HYPE — $74.82

extreme

1h: +88.2% · 24h: +124.8%

Volatility Comparison Table

Coin	Price	1h Realized	24h Realized	Regime
BTC	$65,825.00	25.0%	35.6%	normal
ETH	$1,795.10	36.2%	60.4%	high
SOL	$73.68	44.4%	62.6%	high
HYPE	$74.82	88.2%	124.8%	extreme

Volatility Regimes Explained

Algo Tick classifies volatility into four regimes based on rolling standard deviation:

Low: Price movement below historical average — consolidation phase
Normal: Average volatility — typical trading conditions
High: Above-average volatility — increased risk and opportunity
Extreme: Rare, spiky price action — caution advised, limit order slippage likely

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