Bitcoin Price Drops, But Investor Confidence Remains High

Bitcoin Price Drops 4 Days Straight, But Demand Surges

Bitcoin Price Drops– Bitcoin [BTC] experienced its first four consecutive days of decline since March 2025, falling from $110,000 to a low of $104,000. Despite this short-term drop, market enthusiasm remains notably strong.

Demand Remains High Amid Price Drop

According to CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler, Bitcoin [BTC] demand is approaching levels seen during the previous bull market. On May 29, Bitcoin recorded over $1.8 billion in net capital inflows, a figure not witnessed since the November 2021 rally. Historical data shows capital peaks of $3.6 billion near $73K and $4.5 billion around $92K in prior cycles.

This steady inflow at all-time highs suggests that investors expect further upside rather than a market top.

Whales Accumulate Bitcoin

On-chain data highlights whale activity: nearly 20,000 BTC were acquired by large holders in the last two days, while more than 50,000 BTC left exchanges. This indicates accumulation rather than distribution.

Notably, Bitcoin [BTC]’s exchange net flow remained negative for seven consecutive days, the first such stretch in 2025. This trend suggests buyers are establishing a strong market presence, purchasing even as prices rise.

Short-Term Dip with Long-Term Confidence

Though Bitcoin’s price has pulled back recently, this appears to be driven by broader macroeconomic factors rather than investor panic. The Short Term Holder SOPR (Spent Output Profit Ratio) indicates muted selling pressure, with most holders still in profit and holding their positions.

As a result, the market structure remains broadly bullish. Many participants view the recent dip as temporary, potentially setting the stage for a price rebound near $109,493.

However, if prices continue to fall, those who bought Bitcoin between $100,000 and $104,000 may choose to sell to protect profits, which could trigger further downward pressure.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Cryptocurrencies and stocks, particularly in micro-cap companies, are subject to significant volatility and risk. Please conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions.