Bitcoins uneasy calm: Is demand slowing, or is BTC taking a pause?

In fact, the CDD 30-Day Moving Average confirmed this cool-off, hinting at a clear shift from aggressive profit-taking to quiet accumulation.

Naturally, it supports the idea that diamond hands still arent done playing the long game.

Source: CryptoQuant

Bitcoins UTXOs in Loss surged 42.81% to 12.23 million, while UTXOs in Profit slipped 1.2% to 305.15 million.

So the stress is localized, not market-wide, at least for now.

Source: CryptoQuant

Are buyers still here？

This subtle buying interest hints at conviction but without the noise.

Source: CryptoQuant

BTC volatility remains elevated, yet controlled.

The latest reading of 0.011 shows sharp spikes but no follow-through. These bursts have been frequent since mid-April but havent flipped the overall trend.

This tells us something simple: traders are alert, not alarmed. Volatility might look wild on the chart, but its not tipping the market into chaos.

Source: Santiment

What does the crash in network growth mean for Bitcoin demand？

Source: Santiment

Put it all together, fewer long-term sellers, rising unrealized losses, modest buy pressure, and cooling network growth, and you get a market in limbo.

Bitcoin isn‘t signaling a top, but it’s not charging ahead either. Until on-chain indicators like Network Growth or Taker activity strengthen, BTC may stay stuck in consolidation, quietly coiling for its next move.

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