This is very simple, if the search for Bitcoin on Google dropped, it signified that quite a good number of Google search users already know about Bitcoin and know where to get all the necessary informations on daily basis, take for example, if you really want to know the accurate Bitcoin Price, searching for it through Google may give you an inaccurate price based on short term purpose since it need to be manually updated at intervals of time.
So if I am looking to know how much Bitcoin is worth in the market, I won't be using google Rather I will go through exchange to know the right price.
Thirdly google is not so used by cryptocurrencies trader's since they may not be having need for it and that makes the traffic to the search engine low lately, so we need to understand all that.
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Google for Bitcoin price is for newbies, outsiders but Bitcoiners know where to get its price one cryptocurrency websites like Coinmarketcap, Coingecko and exchange applications if they have them on mobile devices.
I am one of those that are googling for bitcoin price. 
Years ago, when I completely switched to hodl mode, I removed all price tracking apps from my mobile phone and price tracking websites from my bookmarks because I wanted to stop obsessing over bitcoin price. One of the best crypto decisions I've ever made.
I also tried searching for prices and browsing on Google with the keyword today's btc price usd and the display is the same as what has been seen from the post @Don Pedro Dinero. I think there is a connection and usually they will enter exactly like the current conditions. Personal purchases are also busy coming to buy BTC. I just take the positive from the good movement in the last few days and at least the acceleration of price increases can continue to increase amidst the atmosphere hit by various economic and geopolitical issues today.
Just remembered, the last time Google search trends lined up with Bitcoin’s price was during the bull run. Back then, Google searches were used to gauge people’s interest in investing. Recently, it was reported that searches for Bitcoin have dropped, yet the price is still bullish. What’s going on here? When we think of Google searches, it’s usually driven by regular folks.
It's true that google searches for Bitcoin have dropped but it's not a major reason why the price has gone up. The people's interest are still there but it's not a big information for everyone to look at the bull run based on this factor.But with the price soaring, could it be that institutional investors are behind the bullish trend, while the general public hasn’t jumped on the hype yet? Or maybe we’ll soon see a surge in searches as people start to FOMO in?
They could be but one thing is, this is the normal cycle that we're having. Although we cannot deny that the institutional investors play a big part in this because of the bitcoin spot etfs. And if the price skyrockets, the bandwagon for the new interest will come for sure but don't expect too much from them. 
I interpret the news as misinterpreting it. They have not disappeared, they are just not shown by default, and now you have to go to the ‘finance’ tab to see it.
Yeah, I noticed this too but it was not like this before. Before, once you search 'Bitcoin price" on Google it takes you immediately to the live chart with the Bitcoin price in my local currency and a space to check the price in any other currency. Now you have to go to the finance side. It's not as smooth as it used to be.
I might not have noticed this because I don't use Google to know the price of bitcoin, I used coinmarketcap, but that Google feature was good for when I'm discussing bitcoin with newbies or people who don't really understand what bitcoin is.
Well in my opinion just because the search dropped doesn't necessarily mean people are less interested in it despite the decrease there has still been a significant amount of search i believe that this actually shows that Bitcoin has matured alot unlike before where people didn't have much idea about it and everyone wanted to know what it's all about people now know more about it and its no longer something new to the world
You can easily walk to hundred people and ask them do you know what bitcoin is although they might not have a deep understanding but I'm certain that atleast 80 out of that 100 will say yes
On the under hand if you asked them about some meme coin they will probably not know about it because they are new and are yet to gain the maturity of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin
And you can easily get the price of Bitcoin from different places aside google like coingecko so to me that doesn't really matter
You can easily walk to hundred people and ask them do you know what bitcoin is although they might not have a deep understanding but I'm certain that atleast 80 out of that 100 will say yes
On the under hand if you asked them about some meme coin they will probably not know about it because they are new and are yet to gain the maturity of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin
And you can easily get the price of Bitcoin from different places aside google like coingecko so to me that doesn't really matter
If I search Bitcoin price, top results are from Binance, Coinmarketcap, Coingecko, Coindesk, Tradingview, Crypto.com. Good enough and I don't find big issue with Google change on their searching result display.
Google for Bitcoin price is for newbies, outsiders but Bitcoiners know where to get its price one cryptocurrency websites like Coinmarketcap, Coingecko and exchange applications if they have them on mobile devices.
Google for Bitcoin price is for newbies, outsiders but Bitcoiners know where to get its price one cryptocurrency websites like Coinmarketcap, Coingecko and exchange applications if they have them on mobile devices.
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I interpret the news as misinterpreting it. They have not disappeared, they are just not shown by default, and now you have to go to the ‘finance’ tab to see it.
Then you see this.
I wouldn't be surprised if it had to do with some EU measure, and I say this as my own speculation, but something similar happened recently. Before, when you searched for a street, it immediately showed you google maps and now, due to an EU antitrust measure, it no longer shows it and you have to search for it from the app or add ‘maps’ to the name of the street you are looking for.
Then you see this.
I wouldn't be surprised if it had to do with some EU measure, and I say this as my own speculation, but something similar happened recently. Before, when you searched for a street, it immediately showed you google maps and now, due to an EU antitrust measure, it no longer shows it and you have to search for it from the app or add ‘maps’ to the name of the street you are looking for.
Google Search Stops Displaying Bitcoin and Crypto Price Data
Just remembered, the last time Google search trends lined up with Bitcoin’s price was during the bull run. Back then, Google searches were used to gauge people’s interest in investing. Recently, it was reported that searches for Bitcoin have dropped, yet the price is still bullish. What’s going on here? When we think of Google searches, it’s usually driven by regular folks. But with the price soaring, could it be that institutional investors are behind the bullish trend, while the general public hasn’t jumped on the hype yet? Or maybe we’ll soon see a surge in searches as people start to FOMO in?
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Previously, Google provided charts displaying the current rates of leading cryptocurrencies, enabling users to check prices anytime. Consequently, this feature enabled users to see real-time or near-real-time price charts for Bitcoin without the need to navigate to another financial site or platform.
Just remembered, the last time Google search trends lined up with Bitcoin’s price was during the bull run. Back then, Google searches were used to gauge people’s interest in investing. Recently, it was reported that searches for Bitcoin have dropped, yet the price is still bullish. What’s going on here? When we think of Google searches, it’s usually driven by regular folks. But with the price soaring, could it be that institutional investors are behind the bullish trend, while the general public hasn’t jumped on the hype yet? Or maybe we’ll soon see a surge in searches as people start to FOMO in?
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