Recent data from CME, Coinbase, and institutional trading venues indicate a defensive stance in the U.S. Bitcoin market. Leveraged funds hold more short than long futures contracts, Coinbase spot prices trade at a slight discount, and institutional trading volume has dropped sharply. Rising market volatility and a stronger dollar add to the cautious mood. A sustained narrowing of the spot discount and increased institutional trading would be needed to signal a stronger buying appetite.
Bitcoin futures and spot market caution is reflected in Pluang's broader crypto market data. For readers following cryptocurrency trends, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Oct 24, 2026 18:51 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, only 6 rose while 43 fell. Notable movers include COTI down 6.11% with 84% sell orders, ATOM down 5.78% with 54% sell orders, and SAND down 5.32% with 60% sell orders, indicating a predominantly bearish sentiment among traders.
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