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Short-Term Demand Low

Definition

Short-term demand low indicates a temporary reduction in buying interest for a digital asset over a brief period. This condition suggests that immediate purchasing pressure has decreased, leading to subdued price action or a minor price dip. It can result from various factors, including profit-taking by short-term traders, a lack of new capital entering the market, or general investor hesitation. A short-term demand low often creates a window for price consolidation before potential recovery, provided underlying long-term demand remains intact.