Bitcoin futures are sending mixed signals, leaving investors scratching their heads. On the one hand, record-high positive funding rates suggest bullish sentiment. But historically, such optimism can precede price corrections.

CryptoQuant analyst Crypto SunMoon warns that this "prime buying opportunity" might come sooner than later, hinting at a potential price dip.

However, there are silver linings. Analyst Maartunn observes a rising Coinbase Premium, suggesting US institutions are actively accumulating Bitcoin – a sign of confidence in the long term.

So, what's next for Bitcoin? Experts are divided. Tony Sycamore of IG predicts a drop to $60,000 or lower, while some analysts, like Moustache, view this as a normal correction before the uptrend resumes.

Looking back at 2020, Bitcoin did experience a similar pullback after its ATH before skyrocketing to even greater heights.

The takeaway? Buckle up! The Bitcoin roller coaster might be taking a turn, but whether it's a short dip or a longer correction remains to be seen. One thing's for sure – with unwavering institutional interest, Bitcoin's story is far from over.