Here’s Why Bitcoin Price is Falling Continues?

Over the past month, the Bitcoin price has dropped 26%

If investors expect some of these coins to return, it increases future supply fears, which can put pressure on Bitcoin’s price.

Institutional Buying Matches Lost Bitcoin Supply

Interestingly, institutional investors have been buying Bitcoin aggressively over the past few years. Since the launch of the spot Bitcoin ETF, institutions & corporations have accumulated around 2.5 to 3 million BTC. This amount is almost equal to the number of coins believed to be lost.

This means that while new demand exists, the fear of future supply returning is balancing out bullish momentum. As a result, Bitcoin is not seeing the strong price growth many expected.

Massive Bitcoin Redistribution Adds Selling Pressure

On-chain data shows that around 13 to 14 million BTC have already moved in this market cycle, marking the largest redistribution in Bitcoin’s history.

Despite this massive movement, Bitcoin did not see a full crash. This shows the market has already absorbed a large amount of supply.

Because of this, fears about another 3 to 4 million BTC returning in the future may have a smaller impact than many expect.

Bitcoin Price Liquidations Trigger Market Panic

Bitcoin price also reacted after the Fed decided to keep interest rates unchanged. This added pressure on the market. Coinglass data shows that around $223 million was liquidated in the last.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin alone saw a liquidation of $78 million after falling below its important 200-week EMA level near $68,000.

As of now, Bitcoin is trading near $66,900, showing continued weakness in market momentum.

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