The BTC market has recently shown a similar pattern. The spot side continues to be under pressure, especially the trading volume on leading exchanges. Since Friday, the net buy volume has accumulated to about 4000 BTC, reflecting a certain level of market participant confidence in supporting the price.
However, signals from the futures market appear relatively cautious. The CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) remains flat, indicating a fierce battle between bulls and bears. Open interest has experienced a certain decline, suggesting some speculative leverage has been liquidated. The funding rate also remains neutral, with no signs of extreme bullish or bearish sentiment.
Overall, the spot performance is stronger than expected in the futures market, but the market as a whole is still in the process of digestion and consolidation.
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TokenToaster
· 14h ago
Spot market is holding up, futures are backing down, a typical case of superficial harmony hiding discord.
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RooftopVIP
· 21h ago
If spot trading can hold up so well, why are futures so timid?
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FOMOrektGuy
· 21h ago
Spot is struggling to hold on, futures are wavering, a typical sign of a weak bull market.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 21h ago
Spot prices are holding on while futures swing; are we waiting for a rebound or brewing a sell-off? The 4000 BTC chips can't hold it up either...
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SleepyValidator
· 21h ago
Spot is holding on, futures are watching, this situation is a bit awkward.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 21h ago
Spot holding up futures, slacking off; this is just the market still figuring out the rhythm.
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tx_pending_forever
· 22h ago
Spot buy orders are okay, but futures really lack imagination, with both longs and shorts just idling around.
The BTC market has recently shown a similar pattern. The spot side continues to be under pressure, especially the trading volume on leading exchanges. Since Friday, the net buy volume has accumulated to about 4000 BTC, reflecting a certain level of market participant confidence in supporting the price.
However, signals from the futures market appear relatively cautious. The CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) remains flat, indicating a fierce battle between bulls and bears. Open interest has experienced a certain decline, suggesting some speculative leverage has been liquidated. The funding rate also remains neutral, with no signs of extreme bullish or bearish sentiment.
Overall, the spot performance is stronger than expected in the futures market, but the market as a whole is still in the process of digestion and consolidation.