A recent chart released by Matrixport reveals an unexpected phenomenon: typically, increased speculative activity in the market leading up to significant financial product releases results in historically low realized volatility for both Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). This deviation from usual market reaction patterns is particularly notable. Past experiences indicate that Ethereum, often considered one of the assets with greater growth potential in the cryptocurrency sector, usually exhibits about 50% higher volatility than Bitcoin. However, according to Matrixport's analysis, the current volatility levels between these two major cryptocurrencies are essentially on par, showing a 1:1 ratio. This phenomenon warrants attention within the industry, as it suggests that the demand and expectations for these two cryptocurrencies may be changing or, in some way, that their risk assessments by the market have become more aligned.