Exchange premium remaining negative is usually a short-term phenomenon. The movement of smart money often reveals the true market sentiment. Recently, the premium indicator has shown a clear rebound and is gradually returning to the positive zone. This shift is worth paying attention to—once negative pressure reappears, the market is likely to fall into repeated oscillations. The rise and fall of the premium essentially reflect market sentiment directly, especially in volatile markets, where it often anticipates the tendencies of large funds.
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 2h ago
The key to the premium rebound still depends on how the big players move. If negative pressure hits again, it will probably continue to fluctuate; these days are really tough.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 16h ago
The premium rebound... to put it simply, it still depends on how the big players move; retail investors are just following the trend.
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ChainProspector
· 01-13 20:51
The premium rebound looks good, but I still remain cautious. After all, that previous wave of negative premiums caught quite a few people off guard.
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ArbitrageBot
· 01-13 20:50
Premium rebound? Forget it, just watch the show. Big funds are playing deep tricks.
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FlashLoanPrince
· 01-13 20:38
Smart money can't hold on as soon as the rebound happens. Can it break out this time...
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notSatoshi1971
· 01-13 20:38
The premium has rebounded, but it depends on how long it can hold this time... What is smart money holding back again?
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gas_fee_trauma
· 01-13 20:36
Is a premium rebound all there is? I think this cycle of ups and downs will never end; the smart money probably already ran away.
Exchange premium remaining negative is usually a short-term phenomenon. The movement of smart money often reveals the true market sentiment. Recently, the premium indicator has shown a clear rebound and is gradually returning to the positive zone. This shift is worth paying attention to—once negative pressure reappears, the market is likely to fall into repeated oscillations. The rise and fall of the premium essentially reflect market sentiment directly, especially in volatile markets, where it often anticipates the tendencies of large funds.