Crypto market volatility measures price dispersion over a defined horizon, not direction. It relies on statistics like standard deviation, beta, and value-at-risk, with results sensitive to time frame, data quality, and liquidity. Lower liquidity can amplify moves; rapid order routing…

Crypto inflation refers to changes in token issuance, transfer velocity, and perceived scarcity rather than mere price moves. It confronts how emission schedules, burns, and governance decisions alter supply signals and liquidity. The concept separates actual changes in supply from…