【Blockchain Rhythm】On January 15th, an interesting signal appeared: the premium index of Bitcoin on a compliant platform turned positive again after 8 days, with the latest data showing 0.0023%.
What exactly does this index indicate? In simple terms, it measures the difference between Bitcoin prices on that compliant platform and the global market average. In other words, it is the most sensitive “thermometer” for observing US capital flows, institutional attitudes, and market sentiment.
When the index is positive (price above the global average), it usually reflects several phenomena: active buying in the US market, institutional funds and compliant investors actively deploying, ample dollar liquidity, and investor sentiment turning optimistic. Conversely, what does negative premium mean? It indicates obvious selling pressure, rising risk aversion, and funds possibly flowing to other markets, even with a tendency to seek safe havens.
The reversal from negative to positive over these 8 days is undoubtedly a noteworthy turning point—it suggests that US market participants are beginning to reassess Bitcoin’s value.
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memecoin_therapy
· 01-15 16:12
Premium turning positive? Uncle Sam in the US is starting to buy again. Will it last this time? It was the same last time, and then it dropped back...
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LiquidityWizard
· 01-15 16:10
actually 0.0023% is... statistically significant? nah i'm kidding that's basically noise lol. but tbh the premium flip is kinda interesting if you squint at the correlation patterns. 8 days is oddly specific tho, contrary to popular belief most traders don't even track daily swings that precisely
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PortfolioAlert
· 01-15 15:55
Only converted to 0.0023%, is this called a warming? Laughing to death, the institutions haven't really started moving yet.
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LiquidityWizard
· 01-15 15:55
They're starting to suck blood again. The Americans have definitely been secretly stockpiling goods during these 8 days.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 01-15 15:51
actually wait... 0.0023%? that's basically noise levels lmao. the premium flip itself is interesting but let's not pretend a rounding error is some massive institutional shift happening. that said the directional signal matters more than the magnitude here. us sentiment thawing out potentially?
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NeonCollector
· 01-15 15:51
Premium index turns positive? Basically, it means Uncle Sam is starting to buy again. The signal of institutional entry is so obvious that anyone can see it.
Bitcoin Premium Index turns positive after 8 days, is the US market sentiment warming up?
【Blockchain Rhythm】On January 15th, an interesting signal appeared: the premium index of Bitcoin on a compliant platform turned positive again after 8 days, with the latest data showing 0.0023%.
What exactly does this index indicate? In simple terms, it measures the difference between Bitcoin prices on that compliant platform and the global market average. In other words, it is the most sensitive “thermometer” for observing US capital flows, institutional attitudes, and market sentiment.
When the index is positive (price above the global average), it usually reflects several phenomena: active buying in the US market, institutional funds and compliant investors actively deploying, ample dollar liquidity, and investor sentiment turning optimistic. Conversely, what does negative premium mean? It indicates obvious selling pressure, rising risk aversion, and funds possibly flowing to other markets, even with a tendency to seek safe havens.
The reversal from negative to positive over these 8 days is undoubtedly a noteworthy turning point—it suggests that US market participants are beginning to reassess Bitcoin’s value.