Bitcoin's Surge After Trump's Crypto Reserve News Showing Signs of Sustainable Bullish Run
Spot CVD shows buyers as the aggressors, indicating spot demand as open interest stays flat.

What to know:
- Spot cumulative volume delta shows buyers stepping in, indicating spot demand of over $200 million in the past hour.
- Futures open interest has declined during the day, putting more emphasis on spot demand, as bitcoin breaks $91,000.
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Data indicates this rally is driven by spot demand rather than speculation, signaling a healthy, organic move. Spot Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) shows buyers as the aggressors, with over $200 million in spot inflows in the past hour. Meanwhile, futures open interest has declined, reinforcing that this surge is fueled by real buying rather than leveraged speculation.

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