Global search interest on Google has remained surprisingly stagnant, hovering at a score of 17. This is noteworthy, as this same level of interest was observed when Bitcoin's price was at $17,000, $26,000, and $54,000.¹
This disparity suggests that the current price increase hasn't generated the same level of public enthusiasm and curiosity as one might expect. Google Trends data reveals that Bitcoin's price alone isn't a reliable indicator of public interest.
Historically, global search interest in Bitcoin has experienced cyclical fluctuations, with periods of intense curiosity followed by phases of relative calm.² This phenomenon is influenced by various factors, including regulation, global economic policies, and market movements.
