🧐 Is Bitcoin demand "stagnating"? Experts: It's still too early to call it a bear market!
Bitcoin has recently dropped in a way that makes people anxious! From the historical high of $109,000 in January, it has fallen all the way down, with a decline that at one point exceeded 29%. Like the U.S. stock market, it has been affected by macroeconomic instability and concerns over the global trade war. Investors are now guessing: Is this the start of a bear market, or just a normal adjustment before a bull market?
The main reason for Bitcoin's severe drop is macroeconomic instability. The global trade war has caused widespread anxiety, and the financial environment is continuously tightening, which has left investors feeling uneasy and lacking confidence.
Additionally, Bitcoin failed to hold onto key support levels, leading to increased selling pressure and a shift in market sentiment toward safe-haven assets. Currently, investors are more inclined to take a cautious wait-and-see approach rather than risk investing in Bitcoin.
Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, also shared his views on X, pointing out that Bitcoin's apparent demand indicators show that demand remains weak, but it's still too early to label it as a bear market.
However, based on historical experience, periods of low demand are either a precursor to long-term consolidation or a signal for further declines. Therefore, the short-term trend of Bitcoin in the coming weeks is crucial.
Some analysts believe that for BTC to regain a bullish structure, it must recover the range of $90,000 to $91,000, a level that aligns with the 200 moving average (MA) and exponential moving average (EMA) on the 4-hour chart. Breaking through and holding this area would indicate strengthened buying power and lay the foundation for a strong rebound.
Meanwhile, if BTC fails to reclaim the 200-day MA and EMA (around $85,000) in the coming days, selling pressure may intensify, leading the price to challenge the key psychological level of $80,000. Once it falls below, it may trigger further liquidations, pushing BTC into a lower demand zone and continuing its downward trend.
Currently, Bitcoin's price hovers around $84,000, with bulls still striving to reclaim the critical level of $85,000. Market sentiment remains tense, and everyone is waiting to see Bitcoin's next move.
💬 What do you think? Do you believe Bitcoin will stabilize and see a strong rebound in the coming weeks, or will it continue to decline?
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