Bitcoin sees fourth-highest daily transaction count in history

Bitcoin just recorded its fourth-highest transaction count ever, yet the price is still tanking. This massive disconnect proves that record-breaking network utility is completely irrelevant to market value. Even with activity in the 99th percentile, macro fears are crushing the price. If the busiest days in history can't sustain a rally, is Bitcoin’s "utility" just a myth used to mask its status as a speculative asset? Does network activity actually matter? What's your take?
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