Bitcoin cash‑and‑carry premium falls short of financing costs on Nov. 10
A November 10 pricing snapshot shows a $119 per‑BTC cash‑and‑carry premium that is insufficient to cover the estimated $135 financing cost for a 17‑day hedge.
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A November 10 pricing snapshot shows a $119 per‑BTC cash‑and‑carry premium that is insufficient to cover the estimated $135 financing cost for a 17‑day hedge.
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