On December 21, according to Coinglass data, the CEX Bitcoin premium index has been in negative premium for 7 consecutive days, currently reported at -0.044%. BlockBeats notes: the CEX Bitcoin premium index measures the difference between Bitcoin prices on CEX (mainstream trading platform in the U.S.) and the global market average price. This index is an important indicator for observing the flow of funds in the U.S. market, institutional investment heat, and changes in market sentiment. A positive premium indicates that CEX prices are higher than the global average, which usually means: strong buying pressure in the U.S. market, institutions or compliance funds are actively getting on board, ample dollar liquidity, and an optimistic investment sentiment. A negative premium indicates that CEX prices are lower than the global average, which typically reflects: significant selling pressure in the U.S. market, decreased risk appetite among investors, increased risk aversion in the market, or capital outflows.
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The CEX Bitcoin Premium Index has been in negative premium for 7 consecutive days, currently reported at -0.044%.
On December 21, according to Coinglass data, the CEX Bitcoin premium index has been in negative premium for 7 consecutive days, currently reported at -0.044%. BlockBeats notes: the CEX Bitcoin premium index measures the difference between Bitcoin prices on CEX (mainstream trading platform in the U.S.) and the global market average price. This index is an important indicator for observing the flow of funds in the U.S. market, institutional investment heat, and changes in market sentiment. A positive premium indicates that CEX prices are higher than the global average, which usually means: strong buying pressure in the U.S. market, institutions or compliance funds are actively getting on board, ample dollar liquidity, and an optimistic investment sentiment. A negative premium indicates that CEX prices are lower than the global average, which typically reflects: significant selling pressure in the U.S. market, decreased risk appetite among investors, increased risk aversion in the market, or capital outflows.