According to Farside Investors, Bitcoin traded at $107,733 on May 29, 2025, down 1.19%, while the March 2026 Deribit Bitcoin Future stood at $114,549, down 1.36%. The annualised basis rate fell to 7.66%, a drop of 3.16%, indicating a narrowing futures premium. Notably, Bitcoin ETF flows added $432.7 million the previous day, signaling continued institutional interest despite price pressure. Ethereum outperformed with a 3.14% gain at $2,724. Gold and silver both saw minor losses, highlighting crypto's relative resilience. These shifts suggest traders should monitor ETF inflows and futures spreads for near-term momentum and volatility cues in the crypto market (Source: Farside Investors, Twitter).

According to Farside Investors, Bitcoin traded at $103,927 on May 14, 2025, posting a 1.48% daily gain, while the March 2026 Deribit Bitcoin Future reached $110,640 with a 1.41% increase. The annualised basis rate declined to 7.59%, down by 1.04%. Notably, Bitcoin ETF flows registered a significant outflow of $91.4 million on the previous day, signaling institutional selling pressure that could impact short-term price action. Ethereum outperformed with a 9.35% surge to $2,679. Traditional safe havens like gold and silver declined, while crude oil remained soft. These data points suggest ongoing volatility and possible near-term headwinds for crypto markets, especially with persistent ETF outflows (source: Farside Investors Twitter, May 14, 2025).