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Title: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Godlovesyou on March 20, 2023, 05:03:02 PM
There is been low demands in the technological core about bitcoin wallets because people felt the price has not being well doing over time. I wants you to understand that the big banks and entrepreneurs are profits oriented ventures, that's why nobody wants to keep their money in bitcoin at this period of its lapses.

The demands in bitcoin is really low in figures but not in values since no big investor's are pushing their money into bitcoin but when this saga is over the same big investor's will still wants to survive through bitcoin.

There is no good investment can be overrated above bitcoin, be it economy, political or socio tourism. Government knew the value, that only the never wants the citizens to be independent. They should legalize the bitcoin as digital currency with easy exchange any currency in the world.

Bitcoin will burst our bubbles and grow states economy on stable analysis and people can become an assets instead of liabilities. All this low demands is simply cause by government and barons who were supposed to give adequate support to the system. Bitcoin will remain bitcoin even stronger and better


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: coupable on March 20, 2023, 05:27:32 PM
What is happening with US banks regarding the possibility of collapse could be one of the most important reasons, especially since many of those banks support crypto transfers.  The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is the most important event now after the collapse of the ftx stock exchange, especially as it provides financial support to many startups, some of which may also be supportive of crypto and are in need of financial support.  All this could be the reason for the panic, which mainly caused the decline in the demand for crypto in general, and in particular Bitcoin.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: kryptqnick on March 20, 2023, 06:29:15 PM
I'm not sure what the op means about a low demand for Bitcoin and Bitcoin price getting lower. It's clearly getting higher and higher, and it's happening pretty fast. It also means that Bitcoin is in high demand, as that's what leads to the price growing over time. I don't think the reason why Bitcoin is growing is clear. It might be because of the banks in the US, or maybe Bitcoin just stayed low for too long and it's finally building up toward a proper bull run, which happens from time to time regardless of external economic or political factors.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: blockman on March 20, 2023, 07:29:55 PM
I'm also confused about why OP is telling that the demand for bitcoin and its price is correlatively low because they're not. But I do agree with the latter part about what he said that it will be better no matter what happens. I'm not so sure if this is because after hitting $28k it didn't proceed too quickly to $29k which he might be thinking that it's going to happen so fast without any stopover. But let's come to that point that if it's looking low based on what he said then we're seeing that due to the major issues that these banks have shown lately, people are coming up with the idea that by having bitcoin, you have your own wealth with you wherever you are and there's no worry that it's gonna file bankruptcy since it's decentralized. Anyway, if by some little movements of bitcoin's price we're too discouraged to think that it's an actual decline, look where it has come from.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: The Cryptovator on March 20, 2023, 07:49:59 PM
I'm not getting op when Bitcoin starts to rise create this thread. How can prices rise if there is no demand? We can say that there aren't many institutional investors yet. But that doesn't mean there aren't any demands. Don't expect the centralized government to accept Bitcoin anytime soon. It's because they have no control of it. Slowly, but don't expect global adaptation to happen overnight. Each government has its own perspective on Bitcoin. However, I believe that investors are gradually entering the market, which is why prices are moving so quickly.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Fiatless on March 20, 2023, 08:05:16 PM
I'm not sure what the op means about a low demand for Bitcoin and Bitcoin price getting lower. It's clearly getting higher and higher, and it's happening pretty fast. It also means that Bitcoin is in high demand, as that's what leads to the price growing over time. I don't think the reason why Bitcoin is growing is clear. It might be because of the banks in the US, or maybe Bitcoin just stayed low for too long and it's finally building up toward a proper bull run, which happens from time to time regardless of external economic or political factors.
I don't think OP was around when bitcoin dropped to less than $15,000. And there were even predictions that it will get to $5000. This period has been a very good time for bitcoin and players in the sector are smiling after a long bear run. Although I might not be correct, but I am suspecting that just like the fall of crypto exchanges led to the drop in the price of bitcoin, the fall of banks might be the reason for the rise in the price. Op you should know that we are in a mini-bull run or a pre-bull run, so enjoy it  :D.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: pawel7777 on March 20, 2023, 08:09:49 PM
I'm not getting op when Bitcoin starts to rise create this thread. How can prices rise if there is no demand?

Well, if the supply drops even faster than demand, than the price goes up  ;D ;D

I'm struggling to make sense of the OP's post. I think he most likely means that there's a growing demand expressed as amounts of money, but at the same time is dropping in terms of number of people wanting to buy bitcoins (i.e. number of new wallets?).
Not worth discussing unless there's a source of data.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: serjent05 on March 20, 2023, 09:50:42 PM
I think @OP is not pro Bitcoin and the way I see his thread, he is reminding us to be careful in dealing with Bitcoin because it will burst one day just like the Tulip Bubble.  There had been lots of topic and conversation of Bitcoin being a bubble but until now they are proven to be wrong by Bitcoin market.  We can look at the performance of Bitcoin market, it may be highly volatile but in its every cycle, for more than 10 years, it always recover every crash and break its recorded ATH every cycle. 

Bitcoin with the current increase in price couldn't be considered in low demand.  Just like pawel7777 stated, when there is an increase of price, demand outweigh the supply and that means there is low supply and bigger demand.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Aanuoluwatofunmi on March 20, 2023, 10:01:04 PM
There is been low demands in the technological core about bitcoin wallets because people felt the price has not being well doing over time.

That is why bitcoin is a digital currency that is volatile, you can't expect the price to be stable because many investors make their own profits from this, I don't see any thing to butress the low in demand of bitcoin due to dip in price, this has not been the first of it kinds, it rises and also drops with time, the force behind the demand and supply is what determines for the price and the value increases along.



Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Findingnemo on March 20, 2023, 10:55:16 PM
For the last few weeks the price of Bitcoin is on the rising side then how can you say that demand for Bitcoin is declining? Cause price increase proportional to the increase of demand.

I don't expect government to make bitcoin as legal tender so that we can use bitcoin without any panic because they will not let the decentralized money to grow which is actually against their own system so they will be doing such thing unless they left with no other choice.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Desmong on March 20, 2023, 10:56:09 PM
There is been low demands in the technological core about bitcoin wallets because people felt the price has not being well doing over time.

That is why bitcoin is a digital currency that is volatile, you can't expect the price to be stable because many investors make their own profits from this, I don't see any thing to butress the low in demand of bitcoin due to dip in price, this has not been the first of it kinds, it rises and also drops with time, the force behind the demand and supply is what determines for the price and the value increases along.


Whether Bitcoin depreciate in price or not there are people that are going to see that as an opportunity to invest and buy more tokens. Bitcoin is an asset and not something we are going to buy that will not give us a better profits. Bitcoin is going and with time those of us that are patient investor will going to make the gain so far that we are holding patiently.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Charmekkd on March 20, 2023, 11:10:01 PM
now bitcoin has increased and for sure this is because people are buying bitcoin more and more,
and if which buy a few bitcoins, the price will definitely go down.
like what happened to bitcoin when the market was bear in 2022.

I hope the bear market goes away quickly.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Baofeng on March 20, 2023, 11:25:23 PM
There is been low demands in the technological core about bitcoin wallets because people felt the price has not being well doing over time. I wants you to understand that the big banks and entrepreneurs are profits oriented ventures, that's why nobody wants to keep their money in bitcoin at this period of its lapses.

The demands in bitcoin is really low in figures but not in values since no big investor's are pushing their money into bitcoin but when this saga is over the same big investor's will still wants to survive through bitcoin.

Where do you get your numbers that there are low demand in BTC? Lol, have you seen the current rise in the price? Have you seen that we almost doubled the price that what we have like 5-6 months ago?

Or it is just me on the timing of this kind of threads from newbies, hehehe, it's either they just like to create FUD and buy more bitcoin or really doesn't know what's going on right now. Although technically we are still in the bear market, but having grown at the start of the year, for sure there is more demand right now as compare to last year. And regarding the argument that nobody wants to keep their money in Bitcoin, it already proven itself to be a good financial hedge, just like what we have seen during the pandemic crisis in 2020. It went down in March but later on went on a bull run, topping $60k++. So it's not a wise decision to think that BTC is not a safe haven specially with the Banking crisis that we are witnessing.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: GreatArkansas on March 21, 2023, 01:02:50 AM
There is been low demands in the technological core about bitcoin wallets because people felt the price has not being well doing over time. I wants you to understand that the big banks and entrepreneurs are profits oriented ventures, that's why nobody wants to keep their money in bitcoin at this period of its lapses.

The demands in bitcoin is really low in figures but not in values since no big investor's are pushing their money into bitcoin but when this saga is over the same big investor's will still wants to survive through bitcoin.
Where do you get your numbers that there are low demand in BTC? Lol, have you seen the current rise in the price? Have you seen that we almost doubled the price that what we have like 5-6 months ago?
(....)
Hahaha, yeah. Maybe OP was looking at the different numbers because for me, day by day, a lot of new people are being introduced to Bitcoin.
Another example is the Bitcoin network hash rate even though we had a huge dump in the price of Bitcoin recently, the Bitcoin network hash rate is still increasing over the years. So, the computer power that is given to Bitcoin by Bitcoin miners is always increasing.

https://i.imgur.com/syPfN6j.png


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: BlackBoss_ on March 21, 2023, 02:30:02 AM
Maybe OP was looking at the different numbers because for me, day by day, a lot of new people are being introduced to Bitcoin.
Another example is the Bitcoin network hash rate even though we had a huge dump in the price of Bitcoin recently, the Bitcoin network hash rate is still increasing over the years. So, the computer power that is given to Bitcoin by Bitcoin miners is always increasing.

https://i.imgur.com/syPfN6j.png
Bitcoin has a biggest and healthiest network from its highest hashrate and decentralization of hashrate. If reversible transactions are the most terrible situation nobody want, with Bitcoin network, it is impossible because to have enough hashrate to attack the network, 51% of total hashrate will cost a lot for attackers.

Moreover, attackers won't be able to maintain it too long because nowadays in blockchain, people have lot of efficient bots that can detect suspicious activities within seconds to minutes. Community will react to such situation very quickly.

We can use Ethereum Classic attacks as example and Bitcoin is much bigger than Ethereum Classic.

How many bitcoin confirmations is enough (https://blog.lopp.net/how-many-bitcoin-confirmations-is-enough/)
https://howmanyconfs.com/


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Fundamentals Of on March 21, 2023, 02:56:36 AM
What decline in price are you talking about? Just around 10 days ago, the price of Bitcoin was below $20,000. Now, the price of Bitcoin is above $28,000. That doesn't look like a decline to me. That is an increase. Although there is a correction happening because the price has already went beyond $28,5000, the current price is not that far from it. So in general there is actually an increase in the price and it is not just a slight increase. For the past week, the price has grown almost 20%. And as you know, an increase in price means increase in demand.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Asuspawer09 on March 21, 2023, 03:28:27 AM
Bitcoin surely doesn't have low demand as we can see in the market the price was around 25-28k$ which is already pretty high, I mean it has the highest market price in all cryptocurrencies. So I don't think there was a low demand when it comes to bitcoin, because there are already a lot of investors that invested in it. And Where probably going to expect a lot of investors to join soon because of a lot of movement in the market, in just weeks the market price has a lot of movement and that is when a lot of investors try to make a quick profit.

We already have momentum, and the market is slowly recovering from the bear market, it is just a matter of time because at any moment we could easily expect a skyrocket in the market price of Bitcoin. But still, bitcoin is a big bubble that could easily crumble, it wasn't supposedly caused by the government I mean its a cycle and we cannot expect a Bullrun every time.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Merit.s on March 21, 2023, 07:48:25 AM
OP, I guess you don't understand that bitcoin price is moving up due to the crash of SVB,Credit Sussie. Many investors are switching over on investing on bitcoin since it is not controlled by a third party. Government will not accept the adoption of bitcoin easily because the whole settings is beyond their control. Bitcoin adoption by individuals is spreading fast compared to other years. If the government sees that there is nothing they can do about stopping people from the adoption or when they see that their fiat currency is worthless, they may have no choice but to key into bitcoin adoption so that they won't be left out. In bitcoin race majority of them have failed to see it as an alternative means as a store of value,instead they believe in their banks. This year is a good year for bitcoin,since January the price has being moving up beyond our expectations.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: hZti on March 21, 2023, 07:55:23 AM

Hahaha, yeah. Maybe OP was looking at the different numbers because for me, day by day, a lot of new people are being introduced to Bitcoin.
Another example is the Bitcoin network hash rate even though we had a huge dump in the price of Bitcoin recently, the Bitcoin network hash rate is still increasing over the years. So, the computer power that is given to Bitcoin by Bitcoin miners is always increasing.

https://i.imgur.com/syPfN6j.png

Well this graph in general only shows that ASICS are getting more and more advanced. What would be way more interesting is, how much energy is put into bitcoin network and how many miners there are. Those numbers are way harder to obtain though. In general the OP is wrong of course. Bitcoin is in this moment at the start of a bullrun and for sure not at the end.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: kelonmusk on March 21, 2023, 08:18:01 AM
In fact, I believe that Bitcoin is one of the best investment opportunities available today, surpassing any other investment option in terms of economy, politics, and socio-tourism.

The government should take notice of this and legalize Bitcoin as a digital currency that can be easily exchanged with any currency in the world.

So, yeah this move will help to burst our economic bubbles and lead to stable growth for states' economies. Moreover, it will empower citizens to become assets rather than liabilities.

I mean, it's a shame that the current low demand for Bitcoin is largely caused by the government and barons who fail to provide adequate support to the system. Nevertheless, I am optimistic that Bitcoin will remain a strong and resilient investment opportunity, only getting better with time.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Rupok on March 21, 2023, 08:32:56 AM
I don't think that the demand for Bitcoin is decreasing. We think that with the decrease in the price of Bitcoin the investors are decreasing,this is a wrong concept.Because there are many investors who are now buying and holding Bitcoin. However, some investors do not want to take risks considering the market conditions.We panic when we see the price drop but there is no less demand for Bitcoin in the market we see the price around 25-28k$ which is already very high.Bitcoin has already risen in price, investors will surely be more interested.  The demand for Bitcoin will surely increase if it is legalized among all countries.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: tjtonmoy on March 21, 2023, 08:33:56 AM
Bitcoin will remain bitcoin even stronger and better

It's unfortunate that some governments and entrepreneurs still view bitcoin as a threat to their power and control over financial systems. But as more people become educated about the benefits of bitcoin and as the technology continues to improve, I believe that it is just a matter of time before those same governments will beg to adapt to BTC.
Also. It's clear that bitcoin is here to stay and will only get stronger with time. It all about waiting game. And price change, low demand, FUD they are all common. Just zoom out the price chart to see the bigger picture.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: worle1bm on March 21, 2023, 08:53:34 AM
The price movement has been slightly low which is normal but if you have observed them in few weeks then clear indication is there were some pumps which has moved it to $27k so is it showing decline in demand in any way? The investment will continue to rise in long run because banking system are collapsing so more people would move to btc market to gain profits and be safe so just hold it patiently.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: KiaKia on March 21, 2023, 09:08:00 AM
Bitcoin price can never be stable, even if the chart is showing pump signs, there will be corrections and there will be consolidations, this is a normal movement for Bitcoin price action, if shows how new you are to Bitcoin Mr. Godlovesyou, make sure you do your research on Bitcoin price actions, it is a volatile digital currency and the best there is.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: yazher on March 21, 2023, 09:16:10 AM
I'm not sure what the op means about a low demand for Bitcoin and Bitcoin price getting lower. It's clearly getting higher and higher, and it's happening pretty fast. It also means that Bitcoin is in high demand, as that's what leads to the price growing over time. I don't think the reason why Bitcoin is growing is clear. It might be because of the banks in the US, or maybe Bitcoin just stayed low for too long and it's finally building up toward a proper bull run, which happens from time to time regardless of external economic or political factors.

I think the OP concluded a minor event as a whole as happening and little he did know about the situation of the crypto market and maybe he didn't know that the price will fastly recover after just a sudden decline of the price. If you are a newbie and you don't know the volatility of the market, you seem to be confused but if you get used to it, you will know that situations like that are normal and there's really nothing to be worried about. Bitcoin price will continue to rise and fall from time to time and those who will panic won't really get to where they want to be in their bitcoin investment, that's why it's really recommended not to focus on the market while you waiting for the price to increase because it will ruin your peace of mind.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Jody.Drummer on March 21, 2023, 09:21:07 AM
The current condition of bitcoin is in a positive trend even though it hasn't fully improved as a whole how can it be called low because of course because the increase in bitcoin occurs then of course the demand is greater.
It should be realized that when bitcoin is growing, it is based on increasing demand so that the price is also getting bigger.
Talking about the government, we can't expect too much with bitcoin especially in terms of the current conditions it is clear that they are against even though at the moment there are some who accept but that is only a small part of the whole.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
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Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: pawel7777 on March 21, 2023, 09:28:53 PM
Bitcoin price can never be stable, even if the chart is showing pump signs, there will be corrections and there will be consolidations, this is a normal movement for Bitcoin price action,

Why can't it be stable exactly? Sure, it'll never lock at a certain price forever and there will always be some price action. Still, it's somewhat expected that Bitcoin will become less volatile upon reaching its maximum adoption. I expect it at, some point, to achieve stability similar to the gold market.



Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: StarKay on March 22, 2023, 02:47:24 AM
I think @OP is not pro Bitcoin and the way I see his thread, he is reminding us to be careful in dealing with Bitcoin because it will burst one day just like the Tulip Bubble.  There had been lots of topic and conversation of Bitcoin being a bubble but until now they are proven to be wrong by Bitcoin market.  We can look at the performance of Bitcoin market, it may be highly volatile but in its every cycle, for more than 10 years, it always recover every crash and break its recorded ATH every cycle. 

Bitcoin with the current increase in price couldn't be considered in low demand.  Just like pawel7777 stated, when there is an increase of price, demand outweigh the supply and that means there is low supply and bigger demand.
The OP is likely pro bitcoin based on his later comment that he expects BTC to be stronger and better with time. I just don't know where the OP gets his stats about low demand for BTC from.
The price of BTC is rising at the moment and basic economics teaches us that increase in demand for commodity drives prices higher, so I can say that we are actually experiencing higher demand for BTC presently.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: borovichok on March 22, 2023, 06:05:49 AM
The current condition of bitcoin is in a positive trend even though it hasn't fully improved as a whole how can it be called low because of course because the increase in bitcoin occurs then of course the demand is greater.
It should be realized that when bitcoin is growing, it is based on increasing demand so that the price is also getting bigger.
Talking about the government, we can't expect too much with bitcoin especially in terms of the current conditions it is clear that they are against even though at the moment there are some who accept but that is only a small part of the whole.
A rise in demand will cause a bullish uptrend in the Bitcoin charts. I am aware that it is a ruse to get traders to believe that the bull market has begun, despite the market flashing some green candles. Although I can't say for sure, with Gold, it's either a green long candle today and a red bearish candle tomorrow. I'm adjusting to it circulate in either bull or bear. The same thing holds true for Bitcoin. The government is working tirelessly to delegitimize the project, but because it is a leading coin in its field, it resists and no one can stop it from existing.


Title: Re: Low demands as bitcoin declined in price.
Post by: Jody.Drummer on March 22, 2023, 03:11:12 PM
The current condition of bitcoin is in a positive trend even though it hasn't fully improved as a whole how can it be called low because of course because the increase in bitcoin occurs then of course the demand is greater.
It should be realized that when bitcoin is growing, it is based on increasing demand so that the price is also getting bigger.
Talking about the government, we can't expect too much with bitcoin especially in terms of the current conditions it is clear that they are against even though at the moment there are some who accept but that is only a small part of the whole.
A rise in demand will cause a bullish uptrend in the Bitcoin charts. I am aware that it is a ruse to get traders to believe that the bull market has begun, despite the market flashing some green candles. Although I can't say for sure, with Gold, it's either a green long candle today and a red bearish candle tomorrow. I'm adjusting to it circulate in either bull or bear. The same thing holds true for Bitcoin. The government is working tirelessly to delegitimize the project, but because it is a leading coin in its field, it resists and no one can stop it from existing.
That's right, that appearing of a green candle does not mean the bull market is about to start, it could just reverse, as you said today appearing of a green candle, tomorrow could be a long red candle. I don't really think about it that much, because I have my own analysis of when bitcoin will start its bull market. Usually in these circumstances some people will take advantage, if they buy bitcoin at the lowest price and they will wait for the right time to re-enter the market.