Bitcoin remains under pressure below $72,000 as on-chain data indicates weakening demand, limiting short-term upside potential. Glassnode's Accumulation Trend Score is nearing zero, suggesting large holders are reducing or halting BTC accumulation, a trend reminiscent of early 2025 when Bitcoin's price fell to $74,500. Smaller holders are also showing signs of distribution or inactivity.
Santiment reports historically low Bitcoin whale activity, with only 6,417 transactions over $100,000 last week and transactions over $1 million dropping to 1,485, the lowest since October 2024. CryptoQuant's network activity index has been declining since August 2025, reflecting weakened on-chain demand. Bitcoin's hash rate has also dropped significantly to 813 EH/s, a 22% decline from March 5, driven by rising energy costs and geopolitical conflicts, leaving most miners unprofitable.
Bitcoin Faces Pressure Below $72,000 Amid Weakening Demand Signals
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