Key Takeaways
- • Bitcoin futures on Deribit trade at a premium to the perpetual contract, with annualized premiums of 5.5% to 5.8% through September 2027, according to Pluang.
- • The premium widens with contract maturity, while annualized rates remain within a narrow band, indicating a stable pricing structure across the curve.
- • The futures premium reflects prevailing market pricing and does not establish a floor for Bitcoin's spot price.
- • Pluang's snapshot as of November 2, 2026 showed 17 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rising and 32 falling.
Summary
Bitcoin futures contracts listed on Deribit are trading above perpetual contracts, with annualized premiums ranging from 5.5% to 5.8% through September 2027, according to Pluang. The spread widens as contract maturity extends, but annualized rates have remained stable within a narrow range, the report indicates.
Pluang notes that the premium reflects futures pricing at the current moment and does not set a floor for Bitcoin's spot price. The figures signal market expectations for Bitcoin's price over time but do not forecast exact future prices or guarantee spot levels.
In its market snapshot as of November 2, 2026 at 04:01 WIB, Pluang reported that 17 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose while 32 fell. Notable movers included COTI at Rp183 (+4.42%, with 89% buy activity), ZIL at Rp34 (-3.60%, with 71% sell activity), and CRV at Rp5.018 (-3.48%, with 57% sell activity).
Separately, a related market note describes Bitcoin trading near $77,919, down 3.4% over the week, with a futures curve showing a flat 5.6% annual rate across maturities and no leverage premium. That reading suggests limited speculative pressure in the market.
Pluang notes that the premium reflects futures pricing at the current moment and does not set a floor for Bitcoin's spot price. The figures signal market expectations for Bitcoin's price over time but do not forecast exact future prices or guarantee spot levels.
In its market snapshot as of November 2, 2026 at 04:01 WIB, Pluang reported that 17 of 50 major cryptocurrencies rose while 32 fell. Notable movers included COTI at Rp183 (+4.42%, with 89% buy activity), ZIL at Rp34 (-3.60%, with 71% sell activity), and CRV at Rp5.018 (-3.48%, with 57% sell activity).
Separately, a related market note describes Bitcoin trading near $77,919, down 3.4% over the week, with a futures curve showing a flat 5.6% annual rate across maturities and no leverage premium. That reading suggests limited speculative pressure in the market.
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