Bitcoin Demand Dips Amid Macro Uncertainty

Recent data from CryptoQuant reveals that Bitcoin’s (BTC) apparent demand has fallen into negative territory, reaching its lowest point in 2025. Investors are increasingly cautious due to ongoing macroeconomic uncertainties, including fears of a prolonged trade war, geopolitical tensions, and stubbornly high inflation. The negative momentum is further underscored by consecutive ETF outflows and significant price declines that have seen Bitcoin trading below its 200-day EMA. While historical trends suggest that Bitcoin has rebounded in past corrections, technical indicators now demand a weekly close above $89,000 to stave off further corrections. In the short term, the negative sentiment and market outflows could exacerbate price pressure, but if Bitcoin manages to stabilize and break key thresholds, a recovery may be on the horizon, potentially restoring investor confidence over the longer term.