Data: BTC has yet to break the record for the calmest weekend in August, with volatility around 0.067% this weekend.

BlockBeats news, November 8: Analyst Darkfost responded to the claim that "this weekend is the calmest weekend in BTC history," saying that based on precise data it is almost true, but not quite. As of the time of writing, this weekend's estimated volatility is about 0.067%. Since April, there have also been several weekends quieter than this one. The calmest so far this year remains the weekend of August 8, with volatility of only about 0.005%.

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