{"content":"$PAXG {spot}(PAXGUSDT) — Gold Volatility Breakdown Gold just delivered a rare statistical event. Today’s –5.7% decline represents roughly a 4.46-sigma move — an occurrence that, in a perfectly “normal” market, would happen only once every 240,000 trading days. In reality, moves between –4.67% and –6.00% have occurred 34 times since 1971, across 13,088 trading days — that’s about once every 385 days (0.26%). Even steeper drawdowns have taken place 21 times over the same period. The takeaway: gold is not a low-volatility asset. The recent rally was largely FOMO-driven, and this sharp drop reflects profit-taking and weaker holders exiting. Statistically, such shakeouts often precede more stable price action — suggesting calmer days may be ahead. Stay rational, not emotional — volatility is part of the cycle. #MarketPullback #FedPaymentsInnovation #GoldUpdate #Edward_Bnb1 ","images":["https://d35imkjvkj28kt.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025102025/10/23/5a52a30a81c94bc39dbaa226e479c509.png"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["PAXG/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}