Bitcoin ($BTC) has recently witnessed a crucial change following the sideways price movements for considerable period. As per the data from CryptoQuant, Bitcoin’s Apparent Demand has begun a retrieval while the overall trend reversal remains unconfirmed. Bitcoin is already up 13.69% after touching down to the $75k area last week, current trading at $84,869.
Bitcoin Records Surge in Apparent Demand as a Positive Sign
A rebound in Bitcoin’s apparent demand has been witnessed, which is grasping the attention of the market onlookers. Apparent demand serves as a metric gauging demand changes by tracking the total of the everyday subsidy over the 30 days, as well as 1-year change in daily inactive supply. The respective metric is currently bouncing back from negative territory, pointing toward a potential shift in the overall market behavior.

However, despite this significant development, there is no indication of a broader trend reversal. Based on the historical context, this development has a noteworthy support. For instance, back in the market cycle of 2021, Bitcoin ($BTC) saw an analogous phase when demand was around or even below zero for a prolonged time. However, the prolonged consolidation paved the way for an actual recovery.
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In 2021’s start, Bitcoin’s Apparent Demand surged to its peak, resulting in an enormous slump into negative zone during the year 2022. Subsequently, in the next rallies, demand saw a temporary improvement, only to lead to renewed negative indications. Following that, in 2023’s end and 2024’s start, a provisional return was witnessed in positive demand as Bitcoin rose above $60K in price. Nevertheless, this year, the momentum stalled and apparent demand again plunged into negative zone.
Broader Market Trend Reversal Still Faces Considerable Uncertainty
Nevertheless, the recent signs of a rebound in apparent demand highlight the market’s likely reevaluation of direction. Even then, this metric is not sufficient to declare a full-fledged market trend reversal. Hence, despite a pause in the selling pressure, a crucial macro bottom or accumulation phase is not certain yet.

