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CryptoQuant: Bitcoin demand is gradually fading, potentially exerting downward pressure on price

CryptoQuant: Bitcoin demand is gradually fading, potentially exerting downward pressure on price

2025-12-19 18:22

ChainThink message, December 19: CryptoQuant has released data on social media indicating that the demand surge for Bitcoin is fading. This cycle has experienced three waves of spot demand, and the latest wave appears to be nearing its end.


Since early October, demand has remained below trend levels, which could exert downward pressure on prices.

CryptoQuant: Bitcoin demand is gradually fading, potentially exerting downward pressure on price
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