According to CoinMeta, analyst Darkfost stated that the demand in the Bitcoin futures market has weakened, with the average net active buying volume dropping from $213.7 billion to $97.8 billion over a 30-day period, a decrease of over 50%. On August 19th, when Bitcoin broke through $65,000, the indicator taker buy / sell ratio rose to 1.21, but since August 30th, this indicator has remained negative, and investors have increased their short positions. The trading volume in the futures market is significantly higher than that of the spot and ETF market. The weakening demand for futures and the increase in short positions are putting pressure on Bitcoin's price performance.