Recently observing the 15-minute spot trend, comparing data from a compliant platform and a leading exchange is quite interesting.
In the spot market, ETH has experienced a negative premium of 4-5 USD, clearly indicating that Asian funds are exerting influence. Interestingly, this trading strategy seems to have changed — usually BTC is often hammered by the US market, but this time the Asian market directly shifted to trading ETH during the closing hours.
You can also feel the temperature difference from the trading volume data. On one compliant platform, there were 4,000 transactions in 15 minutes, while a leading exchange directly executed 20,000 transactions, a quite obvious difference.
So the question is, will this market game be different this time? Or is it just the old routine?
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PensionDestroyer
· 21h ago
Asian funds are starting to play with ETH, this is getting interesting.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 21h ago
Data differs by a factor of 5, indicating that the rules are inherently different. This is not about changing strategies in a game, but simply that the participants are not on the same chain.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 21h ago
Asian funds are starting to play with ETH, this is getting interesting.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 21h ago
Asian market close is causing trouble again, with a negative premium of 4-5 USD... I've seen this trick too many times, it's still the same old hands cutting leeks, no new tricks.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 21h ago
Asia is changing the game, it's getting interesting.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 21h ago
Asian big players are trying new tricks again; this time, shifting to ETH is quite interesting.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 21h ago
Has Asian capital changed its strategy? Can this time really create a different market trend? I'm skeptical.
Recently observing the 15-minute spot trend, comparing data from a compliant platform and a leading exchange is quite interesting.
In the spot market, ETH has experienced a negative premium of 4-5 USD, clearly indicating that Asian funds are exerting influence. Interestingly, this trading strategy seems to have changed — usually BTC is often hammered by the US market, but this time the Asian market directly shifted to trading ETH during the closing hours.
You can also feel the temperature difference from the trading volume data. On one compliant platform, there were 4,000 transactions in 15 minutes, while a leading exchange directly executed 20,000 transactions, a quite obvious difference.
So the question is, will this market game be different this time? Or is it just the old routine?