Once upon a time in the whimsical world of crypto, the CryptoQuant head honcho-think of him as the wizard of numbers-decided to take a curious peek behind the curtain. Turns out, folks just arenât biting at the higher-priced Bitcoin buffet lately. Nope, demand is as scarce as henâs teeth, which might explain why Bitcoinâs feeling a bit glum and gloomy.
Bitcoinâs Demand Dial Turns Red-Uh-oh! đ´
Our curious researcher, Julio Moreno, took to the social jungle platform X (formerly known as Twitter-what a mouthful!) to share his findings. Instead of staring longingly at how long folks hold onto their coins (the HODLers), he looked at the other side of the coin-demand. Because if no oneâs wanting to buy, the price might just start to whimper.
Now, long-term holders are those brave souls who keep their coins for over 155 days-sort of like hoarding your grandmaâs old china, but with more zeros. And as one sharp-eyed analyst pointed out, these long-term knights have been selling some of their coins lately, which isnât exactly what a rising market dreams of.
But Moreno isnât fussed about that alone. No, heâs checking if thereâs enough demand to gobble up the supply these long-term holders are offering at fancier prices. Enter the mysterious âApparent Demandâ-a fancy chart comparing how many coins miners are producing versus how many coins have been sitting on the shelf unused for over a year.
He shared a graph-because whatâs more fun than graphs?-showing this demand over the last few years. Turns out, in recent weeks, the short-term demand (thatâs the 30-day thingy) has gone as red as a stop sign, meaning folks arenât rushing in to buy Bitcoin. Thatâs why prices are sulking and dropping like a stone.
Meanwhile, the long-term demand (the one-year thingamajig) has inched upward ever so slowly-barely enough to make a cup of tea. Itâs still below the 90-day average, so the excitementâs not exactly back in town yet.
Back in the earlier part of this year, we had a similar gloomy spell, and Morenoâs wondering: will history repeat itself? Or will demand surprise us and bounce back with a jump scare?
Bitcoinâs Bubble of Boredom:
As the clock strikes writing time, Bitcoinâs floating around $103,900-down 9% in the past week-crying a little and probably wishing it was an island instead. đ´đŚ

So there you have it-demandâs on a diet, prices are feeling a tad blue, and everyoneâs waiting to see if Bitcoin will wake up and dance again or keep sulking for a while. Either way, isnât it just another day in the crazy land of crypto? đ
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2025-11-05 01:48