CryptoQuant Warns of Bitcoin Correction Risk Following Speculative April Surge

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CryptoQuant analysts reported that Bitcoin's 20% surge in April lacks organic demand, driven primarily by speculative activity in perpetual futures rather than spot accumulation. Market indicators reveal a concerning divergence, as spot demand remains weak despite rising prices, leaving the asset vulnerable to sharp liquidations. Historically, rising futures demand alongside contracting spot demand is associated with unsustained price gains, a pattern frequently observed during bear market seasons. Adding to these technical imbalances, reports suggest that unresolved geopolitical tensions may further undermine Bitcoin's price stability and growth prospects. Analysts warn that the combination of heavy market leverage and global instability significantly increases the risk of a near-term price correction. Consequently, the market structure remains fragile as speculative momentum faces mounting macroeconomic headwinds.

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