Bitcoin's apparent demand has been negative for 208 days, reaching a record low of -273,000 BTC, indicating more old coins are entering circulation than new demand can absorb. This sustained supply pressure is causing strong resistance in Bitcoin's price, which recently failed to break key levels at $82,000 and $61,000. Analyst Kabuki projects Bitcoin could fall to $53,000 soon and possibly $42,000 by July 2026 if the current trend continues. Without a reversal in demand or a break above resistance, Bitcoin's price is likely to face ongoing downward pressure.
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