Bitcoin Prices Rebound, But New Demand Remains Absent, Analysts Say

2026/08/06 18:49 (Updated 2026/08/07 06:00)

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Bitcoin Prices Rebound, But New Demand Remains Absent, Analysts Say

Price Rebounds, but Supply and Demand Indicators Still Negative

On December 6, Bitcoin (BTC) rebounded to $64,600. However, according to on-chain analyst Axel Adler Jr., two key indicators reflecting supply and demand trends have not improved, indicating that the price rebound is not supported by an increase in new demand.

Adler focuses on the demand-to-issuance ratio and net age flow, both of which remain in negative territory, suggesting that the current price support is due to a contraction in supply rather than a resurgence of buyer interest.

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