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Bitcoin is not looking strong in the near term, according to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju, who said the market currently lacks the conditions needed for a sustained rally.
Ju said Bitcoin is “not pumpable right now,” pointing to weak momentum despite capital moving into the market. He argued that the failure of inflows to translate into upward price action suggests supply overhang and ongoing selling absorbing demand.
Ju cited two data points to illustrate the disconnect between inflows and market performance:
He said selling pressure is too heavy for any “multiplier effect” from inflows to take hold.
Ju also raised concerns about the nature of the selling pressure. He said that unless it is forced selling, it is difficult to see institutions unloading that much supply all at once.
He warned that forced selling in Bitcoin can cascade: as funds are liquidated and prices fall, miners can go bankrupt, and even retail investors who hold through declines may be forced to cut losses.
Ju said that if there is no meaningful rebound at current levels within the next month, the risk of structural, cascading institutional selling rises significantly. He added that rebuilding trust would likely take a long time.
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