Bitcoin futures premium falls to lowest level in a year, triggering traders' alerts
On March 12, Bitcoin futures traded 5.5% below regular spot exchanges, causing volatility in derivatives markets.
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On March 12, Bitcoin futures traded 5.5% below regular spot exchanges, causing volatility in derivatives markets.
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