Bitcoin shows signs of weakening U.S. institutional demand as the Coinbase premium remains negative and Coinbase Prime trading volume declines sharply. Despite a recent rebound in net inflows on Coinbase Advanced, the negative premium indicates Bitcoin is trading at a discount on Coinbase compared to offshore exchanges, suggesting reduced U.S. buying pressure. Additionally, Coinbase Prime's trading volume fell by about 25.7%, signaling softer risk appetite among large institutional investors. If these trends continue, institutional demand may not drive Bitcoin's next price move, leaving market direction more influenced by offshore liquidity and derivatives.
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