Bitcoin’s average daily spot trading volume over the past 30 days was about $5.1 billion, roughly 29% lower than the average of about $7.2 billion since 2019. In other words, the price briefly broke above $66,000, but there are no signs that general spot buy orders have amplified in sync, making the foundation for the rebound seem insufficiently solid.

Trading direction also remains skewed toward sellers. Over the past month, sellers’ average daily market orders exceeded buyers by about $70 million; in the past week, this narrowed to about $59 million, but it still remains above the historical average by about $21 million. This suggests that Bitcoin is pushing higher before buy-side demand has fully returned. If subsequent demand can’t keep up, the price may be more easily affected by modest sell pressure or broader macroeconomic news.