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Bitcoin demand hits all-time low! Is this a warning sign or a market maker "shakeout"? BTC's fundamental demand is weakening significantly, despite the price remaining relatively stable. This divergence could indicate an upcoming critical turning point in the market. Demand drops to historic lows on-chain data show that Bitcoin's apparent demand has fallen to its lowest level ever, meaning current selling pressure exceeds new capital inflows. This reflects: waning buyer interest, slowing institutional inflows, increased large holder distribution, whale activity raising alarms, and large holders accelerating Bitcoin (BTC) sell-offs, leading to negative demand. This behavior typically occurs during market transitions, whether during a late-stage rebound or before a correction. Price remains temporarily stable: despite weakening demand, Bitcoin's price is holding steady for now, but analysts warn that if buying interest does not return, this stability could be very fragile. Two possible scenarios ahead: Bullish scenario: demand rebounds, Bitcoin could rise again. Bearish scenario: ongoing selling pressure may cause Bitcoin to pull back. Although Bitcoin's price remains stable, demand has clearly weakened, and the market is at a critical turning point. The future trend will depend on whether buyers re-enter.