Institution-led Bitcoin ETF basis arbitrage has slowed as the spread between spot and futures prices narrows, according to Bloomberg. Bitcoin futures open interest on CME Group has fallen below $10 billion, marking the first time since 2023 that it has lagged behind Binance. This shift indicates weaker arbitrage returns rather than a significant withdrawal by institutional investors.
Bitcoin ETF Arbitrage Cools as CME Futures Open Interest Declines
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