Bitcoin's demand momentum is losing steam. Looking at this cycle, we've witnessed three distinct demand surges, but the current wave appears to be rolling over—a potential warning sign for near-term price action.
Here's what the data shows: since early October, buying pressure has dipped below the longer-term trend line. This gap could translate into meaningful downside pressure for Bitcoin in the weeks ahead.
The question now is whether this represents a natural consolidation phase or the start of something more significant. Traders watching Bitcoin's technicals should keep an eye on how price responds to this weakening demand backdrop.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 2h ago
Oh no, is it going to drop again? It should have been sold off already; this wave looks fake.
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BoredStaker
· 2h ago
Here comes the Bitcoin pessimism again; this spiel must be repeated every month.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 2h ago
This wave of momentum decline has been evident for a while; I sensed something was off back in October.
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TopBuyerForever
· 2h ago
Here we go again? I'm already tired of it. Every month, someone says Bitcoin demand has collapsed, and what’s the result?
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CodeAuditQueen
· 2h ago
The trend line crosses downward, I've seen this signal many times... Just like integer overflow in smart contracts, it seems like a small detail, but it can be deadly when things go wrong.
Bitcoin's demand momentum is losing steam. Looking at this cycle, we've witnessed three distinct demand surges, but the current wave appears to be rolling over—a potential warning sign for near-term price action.
Here's what the data shows: since early October, buying pressure has dipped below the longer-term trend line. This gap could translate into meaningful downside pressure for Bitcoin in the weeks ahead.
The question now is whether this represents a natural consolidation phase or the start of something more significant. Traders watching Bitcoin's technicals should keep an eye on how price responds to this weakening demand backdrop.