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BNB volatility

BNB volatility 46.0%

BNB is the exchange token tied to Binance activity. On the 90 closes ending 2026-11-13, close-to-close realized vol is 46.0%, annualized with 365 periods.

90-close vol
46.0%
30-close vol
44.3%
90-close change
3.9%
Sharpe
0.57
Max drawdown
21.5%
Last close
$630.6700
Closes
90
As of
2026-11-13

The 30-close vol sits within 5 points of the 90-close vol. The regime is stable. Price changed 3.9% across the 90 closes. Annualized Sharpe on the same closes is 0.57. Peak-to-trough drawdown inside the window is 21.5%.

BNB is number 11 of 12 crypto assets by 90-close realized vol. Nearest names by vol: SUI 93.5%, DOT 90.3%, AVAX 88.6%.

BNB uses daily closes. Dates are UTC, so weekends stay in the window.

Last closes in the window
DateClose
2026-11-06$693.8000
2026-11-07$698.6600
2026-11-08$690.9700
2026-11-09$676.9900
2026-11-10$684.3600
2026-11-11$654.5400
2026-11-12$634.2900
2026-11-13$630.6700

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How to read this print

  1. Read the 90-close realized vol for BNB, annualized from close-to-close log returns.
  2. Compare it with the 30-close vol to see if the regime is heating or cooling.
  3. Check Sharpe and max drawdown on the same closes before you size a position.
  4. Open the volatility calculator if you want to paste a different window.

FAQ

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Over 90 closes ending 2026-11-13, close-to-close realized vol is 46.0%, annualized with 365 periods. BNB closes are daily prints. Dates are UTC, so weekends stay in the window.

The 30-close vol is 44.3%. The 30-close vol sits within 5 points of the 90-close vol. The regime is stable.

Peak-to-trough drawdown inside the 90 closes is 21.5%. That is the hole in the series, not the loss from a specific entry.

Use it to compare this name with the others on the page, and to size a position. A higher vol needs a smaller position for the same dollar risk. The position size calculator turns that into a quantity.

Size BNB off the vol, then log the trade.

A realized-vol print is the path the market took. Thrive keeps the path you took, with size and fees in the same book.