Deutsche Bank Analyst Says Bitcoin is Seeing “Historic Decline in Volatility Levels”

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Bitcoin BTC ▲2.02% is entering what Deutsche Bank analysts describe as a “less volatile, more sustainable age.” As Bitcoin recently surges past $123,000 to set a new all-time high, its price swings have simultaneously calmed. Deutsche Bank analyst Marion Laboure said that Bitcoin’s latest rally has been accompanied by a “historic decline in volatility.”

Talking to CNBC on 15 July 2025, Laboure said, “While excitement over the upcoming legislation has spurred Bitcoin’s sharp appreciation, it is notable that Bitcoin’s rise has also been accompanied by a historic decline in volatility levels.”

“This combination suggests we are potentially starting to witness a gradual decoupling between Bitcoin’s spot prices and volatility,” he added.  

Yes, traditionally Bitcoin has been notorious for its fluctuations. However, as the crypto climbed roughly 75% from mid-November 2024 to July 2025, its safe to say BTC’s volatility dropped markedly.

BREAKING

$1.5T DEUTSCHE BANK SAYS BITCOIN IS ENTERING A MORE STABLE AND SUSTAINABLE PHASE

BULLISH FOR BITCOIN! pic.twitter.com/JQuDFGH73B

— DustyBC Crypto (@TheDustyBC) July 15, 2025

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US “Crypto Week” Affects Bitcoin Stability

US legislator’s “Crypto Week” – refers to the ongoing 14th July week – and the current regulatory discussions are providing a less than predictable environment for investors. The bills include the GENIUS Act for stablecoin rules, a bill on market structure, and one aimed at blocking a government-backed digital dollar.

However, the vote failed 196 to 223.

BREAKING: The US House has failed to advance the GENIUS Act.

After hours of Trump’s “HAPPY CRYPTO WEEK” push for stablecoin regulation.

The Clarity Act and Anti-CBDC bill were also blocked.

But worry not, this is a pause than a permanent setback. The market isn’t panicking… pic.twitter.com/YNRG9rpXi4

— Hunt (@Hunt029) July 15, 2025

Trump has been vocal about making the US a leader in digital assets and threw his support behind the legislation. After the vote failed, he brought lawmakers to the White House to regroup. Later, he posted that 11 of the 12 holdout Republicans had agreed to move forward with a new vote the next day. Whether that happens remains to be seen.

“Volatility remains inherent, but these conditions suggest Bitcoin’s integration into portfolios is maturing, and potentially signals a more sustainable trend beyond previous instances of short-term market speculation,” said Laboure.

Read More: Crypto Week Vote Fails in House After GOP Split

Deutsche Bank Plans 2026 Crypto Custody Debut

Deutsche Bank has confirmed it will roll out a crypto custody service in 2026. But this time, targeted groups would be institutional clients through regulated infrastructures for storing and managing digital assets like BTC ▲2.02% and tokenized deposits.

Partnering with Bitpanda and Taurus SA, the bank aims to establish itself as a serious player in the institutional-grade crypto services. But this is not something that has been brewing recently. This move follows years of behind-the-scenes development and growing support from regulators across Europe and the US.

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Key Takeaways

Deutsche Bank analyst Marion Laboure notes that Bitcoin’s latest rally has been accompanied by a “historic” decline in volatility.

Bitcoin is increasingly recognized as a legitimate asset class, not just a speculative gamble.

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