Bitcoin Coinbase Premium Index Turns Negative As Net Taker Volume Falls By $829M

April 28, 2026

Bitcoin’s (BTC) Coinbase Premium Index has turned adverse at -0.008 for the primary time in three weeks, signaling a pointy discount in US spot market demand and aligning with BTC's ...

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