Apr 02, 2020
BRR sees record volumes as Bitcoin falls 24.6% in March
- BRR sees record monthly volumes of 103,765 XBT traded in March, more than double February
- Over 14,000 XBT were traded on March 13th - Black Friday
- Bitcoin ends the month 24.6% lower, after recovering towards the second half, losses stood at 41% on March 16th
- Rolling 24hr volatility of the CME CF Bitcoin Real Time Index reached 70% on March 13th 0305 UTC https://twitter.com/CFBenchmarks/status/1238477558401904640
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