CryptoQuant founder: Demand could rebound if BTC price approaches key support level
Jinse Finance reported that CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju posted on the X platform that the net flow of BTC spot ETFs is slowing down. If BTC price approaches key support levels, demand may rebound. The on-chain cost base for new whales (mainly ETF buyers) is $56,000. In bull markets, pullbacks typically require a maximum retracement of around 30%, with a maximum loss of $51,000.
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