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The premium index of an exchange has turned negative, and bitcoin faces short-term correction risk.

The premium index of an exchange has turned negative, and bitcoin faces short-term correction risk.

AIcoinAIcoin2026/04/27 21:03
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Due to cooling demand in the United States, a certain exchange's premium index turned negative after rising for 19 consecutive days, indicating that institutional demand has paused. Bitcoin may face risks of consolidation or pullback in the short term. In addition, Bitcoin failed to recover the realized price for short-term holders at $79,200. Although the price has risen to $79,000, a certain exchange whale is still holding a large number of long positions.
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