Bitcoin has already risen above $93K, but this does not mean the market momentum is sufficient. On-chain demand signals remain weak, and to push the price beyond the $100K threshold, we need to see stronger buying interest. From on-chain data, the actual actions of holders are still not enough to support the continuation of this upward trend. In other words, the price has gone up, but the genuine demand side is still on the sidelines. To achieve the next rally, the key is to see when these weak signals will turn stronger — not just a new high in price, but also whether trading volume and holder willingness will catch up.
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NullWhisperer
· 8h ago
price pump without real demand? technically speaking, that's just noise on the chart. audit the wallet movements and it all falls apart lol
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-09 17:54
Just a feint, on-chain data doesn't lie
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SoliditySurvivor
· 01-07 12:54
The price has gone up but the volume hasn't kept pace, this is just a false hype.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 01-07 12:53
It's easy for prices to go up, but it's hard to follow with real money. Too many people are on the sidelines.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-07 12:32
Prices are skyrocketing while demand remains underground, which is quite awkward.
Bitcoin has already risen above $93K, but this does not mean the market momentum is sufficient. On-chain demand signals remain weak, and to push the price beyond the $100K threshold, we need to see stronger buying interest. From on-chain data, the actual actions of holders are still not enough to support the continuation of this upward trend. In other words, the price has gone up, but the genuine demand side is still on the sidelines. To achieve the next rally, the key is to see when these weak signals will turn stronger — not just a new high in price, but also whether trading volume and holder willingness will catch up.