【Blockchain Rhythm】An interesting phenomenon worth noting — Bitcoin has been in a state of negative premium on a major US trading platform for 14 consecutive days, with the latest premium index at -0.0702%.
What does this mean? Simply put, the premium index is used to gauge how much the Bitcoin price in a certain region differs from the global market average. This indicator in the US market can reflect the true flow of US funds and the attitude of institutional investors.
Positive premium is easier to understand — US prices soar, indicating strong local buying, active accumulation by institutions and compliant funds, ample US dollar liquidity, and bullish investor sentiment. Conversely, negative premium can be a bit painful — prices are suppressed, reflecting increased selling pressure, declining risk appetite, spreading risk-averse sentiment, or capital flowing out.
Two weeks of consecutive negative premium suggest that the US market is indeed experiencing an emotional adjustment. Are institutions reducing their positions, or is risk appetite truly cooling down? This signal is worth paying attention to.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 6h ago
14 consecutive declines, we've seen through it long ago. American institutions have chickened out.
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FlatTax
· 6h ago
14 consecutive declines, why be afraid? The opportunity to accumulate at low levels has arrived—it's all about who dares to buy the dip.
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CountdownToBroke
· 6h ago
14 consecutive declines, even Uncle Sam is starting to waver. Now the whole world has to tremble along.
Bitcoin faces 14 consecutive declines on major US platforms, market sentiment shifts towards safe-haven assets
【Blockchain Rhythm】An interesting phenomenon worth noting — Bitcoin has been in a state of negative premium on a major US trading platform for 14 consecutive days, with the latest premium index at -0.0702%.
What does this mean? Simply put, the premium index is used to gauge how much the Bitcoin price in a certain region differs from the global market average. This indicator in the US market can reflect the true flow of US funds and the attitude of institutional investors.
Positive premium is easier to understand — US prices soar, indicating strong local buying, active accumulation by institutions and compliant funds, ample US dollar liquidity, and bullish investor sentiment. Conversely, negative premium can be a bit painful — prices are suppressed, reflecting increased selling pressure, declining risk appetite, spreading risk-averse sentiment, or capital flowing out.
Two weeks of consecutive negative premium suggest that the US market is indeed experiencing an emotional adjustment. Are institutions reducing their positions, or is risk appetite truly cooling down? This signal is worth paying attention to.