BTC: Daily Quote - 1460-Day Standard Deviation

Bitcoin Daily Quote - 1460-Day Standard Deviation was $29,632.78 on 7 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

How much Bitcoin's daily close has varied over the last four years: the standard deviation of 1,460 daily closes, in dollars.

Why use it. It sizes the cycle's price range, the width behind volatility bands. How to read it. Higher means a wider four-year range in dollars.

Calculation. Exact definition: The population standard deviation of admitted daily closing BTC/USD quotes over the trailing 1,460 days. Higher values mean the window's daily quotes were more spread out around their mean, in US dollars per bitcoin; this is dispersion of price levels, not of returns. A missing quote invalidates every window containing it, with no carry or interpolation. Day D uses the following 00:00 UTC quote; earlier quotes are retrospective closes with unknown publication time, venue and vintage, later ones keep their actual clocks, values are provisional and revisable, and the open day is a labelled partial. std(a if a > 0, otherwise undefined, 1460): the population standard deviation, dividing by N, of the latest 1,460 adjacent daily values of each UTC day's positive admitted ending-boundary BTC/USD quote. Computed over the full retained history before viewport selection, with existing 40-digit Decimal arithmetic.