Decreasing interest from investors

A key characteristic of the previous Bitcoin's rally was a high degree of interest from investors. This is not the case for the current rally. In November 2017, the relative index of the Bitcoin query was 36. In June 2019, it did not exceed 12 that is three times less than the previous value. This indicator is used to monitor interest in Bitcoin and determine the requirement volume for the number one digital currency.

Reducing number of queries in the network

The difference between the current rally and the events of 2017 in the cryptocurrency market can be clearly seen from the search query “how to buy bitcoin”. Unfortunately, the situation is not in favor of the leading digital asset. This indicator reflects the general interest of users in Bitcoin and shows the approximate number of new investors. In November 2017, the index stood at 41, while in June 2019, it was equal to only 5, eight times below the previous value.

Reducing number of active addresses

This indicator reflects the number of active network subscribers. In November 2017, their number achieved 1.15 million. Despite the replicated success of two years ago, only 875 thousand users have turned out to be active this week. This is 24% less than that of two years earlier.

Low fees

This indicator is great for determining the network state. It shows whether a network with transaction requirements is overloaded, as miners are more likely to use transactions with a higher commission. In November 2017, the average commission fee per transaction was $6.5 compared to the current value of $2.3. At the moment, there are no signs of overload. Therefore, there is no high demand for the digital asset.

Decline in total transaction volume

The adjusted transaction cost in the Bitcoin network is now much lower than in November 2017. At that time, about 384 thousand Bitcoins were transferred daily, now only 177 thousand.

Reduction in average and median transaction size

The reduction in the average and median transaction sizes in the Bitcoin network shows a decline in interest in the cryptocurrency market. At the moment, the average transaction size is 0.82 BTC, whereas it was 2.2 BTC in November 2017. Two years ago, the median size amounted to 0.012 versus 0.007 as of the current date.