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The Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index hit a record negative streak, with Bitcoin trading cheaper on the

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Bitcoin has traded at a discount on Coinbase compared to Binance for 50 consecutive days, the longest streak on record. The Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index was negative as of July 7-8, with the latest reading at -0.0742%. That means Bitcoin is slightly cheaper on the U.S. exchange — a sign of weaker American demand.

The longest discount streak

The 50-day run is unprecedented. The Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index, which tracks the price difference between Coinbase and Binance, has never stayed negative this long. The previous record was far shorter. The index measures the percentage difference; a negative value means Bitcoin costs less on Coinbase.

What the discount signals

A persistent discount suggests that U.S. buyers are less eager to buy Bitcoin than their international counterparts. Demand from American investors has been soft, while global markets — particularly on Binance — have kept prices higher. The trend has held steady through July, with no sign of reversal.

No end in sight

As of July 15, the discount remains. The streak continues, and traders are watching to see if U.S. demand picks up. So far, the data shows no shift. The index's next reading will tell if the streak extends further.