Coinbase Premium Turns Positive for the First Time in 77 Days
Bitcoin’s price on Coinbase is again higher than the rest of the world
This is the first time since May—don’t underestimate this signal
What does this indicator mean? It means buy pressure on U.S. exchanges is stronger than elsewhere.
For the previous 77 consecutive days it was negative, suggesting that U.S. institutions were staying on the sidelines—or even quietly positioning themselves.
Now it has turned positive; this is a change in the market’s direction.
Why it matters: In history, every bull cycle has come with persistent positive premiums.
It shows that buy pressure from the U.S. is real—actual money is being used to accumulate.
This BTC move from 63,000 to 80,000 has been accompanied by spot ETFs going wild, pulling in $3.5 billion—its strongest since last October.
Institutions aren’t stupid.
Before the premium flipped positive, they already made their move.
Big players like BlackRock have been quietly adding; the data doesn’t lie.
Look at IBIT’s trading volume last week—it hit record highs. You can see clearly where the money is flowing.
Now it all comes down to whether the premium can hold steady.
The biggest hurdle ahead is the 50-week moving average, around 81,000.
Once it breaks above that level, shorts basically can shut up. If it doesn’t, then it will keep grinding.
Don’t just stare at the candlestick chart—also watch where the money is coming from.
When the premium turns positive, it often marks the first step of an institutional attitude shift.
In the coming days, it’s a test of patience and vision—don’t get dragged around by short-term volatility.
If the premium can hold for a week, the “quality” of this run goes up.
Every day I’ll take you through BTC hotspots—not just what happened in the news, but the underlying logic and opportunities 👀🚀
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Bitcoin’s price on Coinbase is again higher than the rest of the world
This is the first time since May—don’t underestimate this signal
What does this indicator mean? It means buy pressure on U.S. exchanges is stronger than elsewhere.
For the previous 77 consecutive days it was negative, suggesting that U.S. institutions were staying on the sidelines—or even quietly positioning themselves.
Now it has turned positive; this is a change in the market’s direction.
Why it matters: In history, every bull cycle has come with persistent positive premiums.
It shows that buy pressure from the U.S. is real—actual money is being used to accumulate.
This BTC move from 63,000 to 80,000 has been accompanied by spot ETFs going wild, pulling in $3.5 billion—its strongest since last October.
Institutions aren’t stupid.
Before the premium flipped positive, they already made their move.
Big players like BlackRock have been quietly adding; the data doesn’t lie.
Look at IBIT’s trading volume last week—it hit record highs. You can see clearly where the money is flowing.
Now it all comes down to whether the premium can hold steady.
The biggest hurdle ahead is the 50-week moving average, around 81,000.
Once it breaks above that level, shorts basically can shut up. If it doesn’t, then it will keep grinding.
Don’t just stare at the candlestick chart—also watch where the money is coming from.
When the premium turns positive, it often marks the first step of an institutional attitude shift.
In the coming days, it’s a test of patience and vision—don’t get dragged around by short-term volatility.
If the premium can hold for a week, the “quality” of this run goes up.
Every day I’ll take you through BTC hotspots—not just what happened in the news, but the underlying logic and opportunities 👀🚀
Click the link below to follow me👇🏻加入小恐龙粉丝群
#Bitcoin #CoinbasePremium #SpotETF
