BTC $63,259.22 -3.11%
ETH $1,873.46 -4.67%
BNB $565.29 -1.18%
XRP $1.05 -4.86%
SOL $73.13 -4.42%
TRX $0.3254 -1.69%
DOGE $0.0700 -3.70%
ADA $0.1569 -5.15%
BCH $213.72 -1.19%
LINK $8.27 -5.64%
HYPE $54.98 -8.50%
AAVE $97.02 -4.09%
SUI $0.6814 -5.06%
XLM $0.1711 -5.94%
ZEC $468.07 -6.74%
BTC $63,259.22 -3.11%
ETH $1,873.46 -4.67%
BNB $565.29 -1.18%
XRP $1.05 -4.86%
SOL $73.13 -4.42%
TRX $0.3254 -1.69%
DOGE $0.0700 -3.70%
ADA $0.1569 -5.15%
BCH $213.72 -1.19%
LINK $8.27 -5.64%
HYPE $54.98 -8.50%
AAVE $97.02 -4.09%
SUI $0.6814 -5.06%
XLM $0.1711 -5.94%
ZEC $468.07 -6.74%

CryptoQuant Analyst: Bitcoin's trading volume on January 3 has decreased by 91% compared to its peak when it first broke $100,000

2025-01-05 11:19:44
Collection

ChainCatcher news, CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler stated that Bitcoin needs to accumulate more trading volume if it wants to rise above $105,000 in January. Adler said, "The market structure remains bullish, with no obvious signs of overheating. We lack sufficient trading volume for a strong push. Therefore, we are waiting for the market to recover from the holidays."

On January 3, Bitcoin's daily trading volume exceeded $66.7 million, a 91% decrease from $743 million when it first broke the $100,000 mark on December 5 last year.

Nevertheless, analysts remain optimistic about Bitcoin's trajectory in 2025, predicting a range between $160,000 and $200,000, thanks to expectations of improvements in U.S. financial policy and a growing risk appetite among investors.

app_icon
ChainCatcher Building the Web3 world with innovations.