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Ki Young Joo, CEO of the CryptoQuant platform, said that Bitcoin traffic has dropped significantly, making it likely that the market will enter a dull consolidation phase that may last for several months, rather than a sharp decline or rapid rise.
These statements are important because they on the one hand contradict expectations of a crash and on the other hand reduce the chances of achieving anything close to gains at a time when Bitcoin is trading below important recovery levels after the violent swings towards the end of 2025.
“Joe” explained via the post
He added that this change makes measuring traffic less useful than in the past, especially with today’s different market structures.
He noted that the traditional model of relying on major holders to sell currency in exchange for retail demand is starting to weaken as institutions increase their holdings of Bitcoin, thereby changing supply behavior.
He also ruled out a sudden large-scale sale of Bitcoin by large companies, noting that the company “Strategy”, which holds about 673,000 Bitcoins, does not expect to sell a large portion of its balance.
As a result, Joe believes the market is unlikely to see a sharp decline similar to what it experienced during previous downturns, and expects periods of price stagnation to last for several months.
He issued a direct warning to those betting on a sudden drop, arguing that wait and patience may be the most realistic options at the moment.
Some indicators support this assertion, as data show that while there is still a divide between optimism and caution on the path to 2026, the market is not exaggerated and is in a moderately profitable range, with improved market structure and reduced speculative intensity.
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