Bitcoin Coinbase Premium Turns Negative First Time Since February Crash

Coinbase Premium Turns Negative for First Time Since February, Signaling Cautious U.S. Trading Ahead of CPI Data

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  • Coinbase premium indicator has turned negative for the first time since February 3rd crash.
  • The negative premium suggests U.S. traders are showing caution before the CPI data release.
  • Offshore traders led Bitcoin‘s recovery from $94,900 to $96,000.
  • Historically, bull markets have shown positive Coinbase premiums.
  • Previous premium peak occurred in early November during Bitcoin’s rise above $70,000.

Bitcoin’s price dynamics are showing a significant shift in market sentiment as the Coinbase premium indicator turns negative, according to data from Coinglass. This marks the first negative reading since the February 3rd market correction, indicating a change in trading patterns between U.S. and international markets.

The Coinbase premium indicator, which measures the price difference between Bitcoin’s USD trading on Coinbase versus USDT trading on Binance, serves as a crucial metric for understanding regional trading behaviors. A negative premium typically suggests that U.S.-based institutional investors are exercising more caution compared to their international counterparts.

This cautious stance appears particularly pronounced ahead of Wednesday’s U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) release, a key economic indicator that historically influences cryptocurrency markets. While U.S. traders have pulled back, offshore markets have demonstrated resilience, leading Bitcoin’s recovery from $94,900 to $96,000.

Market analysis shows that during previous bull runs, Bitcoin typically commanded a premium on Coinbase, reflecting strong buying pressure from U.S. institutional investors. The most notable example occurred in early November when the premium reached two-month highs, coinciding with Bitcoin’s unprecedented surge above $70,000.

The current negative premium represents a departure from this historical pattern, potentially signaling a temporary shift in market leadership from U.S. to international traders. This dynamic could persist until there’s more clarity from upcoming economic data releases.

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