The Bitcoin market is currently experiencing a period of stagnation due to global political uncertainty and ETF performance, resulting in reduced demand for digital assets. Both capital inflows and outflows have decreased, leading to minimal market activity. Investors are choosing to hold onto their Bitcoin instead of actively trading, causing a downturn in the market. Despite the decrease in capital flows, total profits and losses remain balanced. The current stability of the market is reflected in the minimal change in the magnitude of capital outflows and inflows. The limited supply of available Bitcoin and lack of demand are causing a decline in the market. However, the increase in stablecoins and decreasing supply of Bitcoin could lead to significant market movements in the future.
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