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Bitcoin’s Price Struggles Amid Declining Demand, Research Head Reports

Bitcoin’s Price Struggles Amid Declining Demand, Research Head Reports

According to Julio Moreno, Head of Research at CryptoQuant, Bitcoin’s price is under pressure due to diminishing demand.

Moreno highlighted on social media that most valuation metrics for Bitcoin are currently showing bearish signals.

A critical price point to monitor is $55,000, which represents the lower bound of the on-chain realized price for Bitcoin. The realized price is the average price at which Bitcoins were last moved, and Bitcoin is presently trading below this level, around $53,836.


READ MORE: Bitfinex Predicts Bitcoin Could Drop to $40,000 Amid September Rate Cut Uncertainty


Bitcoin has experienced a decline of over 8% in August, extending the loses in September. Moreno’s simulation for September suggests that Bitcoin prices might average around $55,000 by month’s end, with potential fluctuations between $44,000 and $66,000, based on historical daily returns.

Additionally, Moreno pointed out that long-term Bitcoin holders are realizing profits at reduced margins, a potential bearish sign. The Spent Output Profit Ratio (SOPR) for long-term holders has been trending downward since late July, with a positive signal anticipated only if these moving averages begin to trend upward.

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