$ZIL has clearly strengthened against $BTC over the past day, while perpetual open interest has also been building up.
Binance data as of 05:31 Beijing time: $ZIL spot price was around 0.001772 USDT, up 6.75% over 24h; over the same period, $BTC was around 75,770.0, down 0.30%. The 24h performance gap relative to BTC was about +7.05%. The intraday high was 0.001987 and the low was 0.001615.
Derivatives: funding rate was around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest rose about 15.86% over the past 24 hours and fell about 0.87% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.36, with long accounts at about 57.6% and short accounts at about 42.4%. The top trader long/short account ratio was around 1.64 (about 62.1% long accounts). The top trader long/short position ratio was around 1.16 (about 53.8% long and 46.2% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was around 1.03 over the past hour and around 1.53 over the past 5 minutes.
Spot is relatively strong, while derivatives positions have grown markedly over the past 24 hours. Positions eased slightly over the past hour, while short-term aggressive buying remains. Top traders' positions are not especially crowded. For spot, watch whether relative strength holds; for derivatives, focus on whether open interest continues to decline after shifting from accumulation to retracement.
Data is from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
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Binance data as of 05:31 Beijing time: $ZIL spot price was around 0.001772 USDT, up 6.75% over 24h; over the same period, $BTC was around 75,770.0, down 0.30%. The 24h performance gap relative to BTC was about +7.05%. The intraday high was 0.001987 and the low was 0.001615.
Derivatives: funding rate was around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest rose about 15.86% over the past 24 hours and fell about 0.87% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.36, with long accounts at about 57.6% and short accounts at about 42.4%. The top trader long/short account ratio was around 1.64 (about 62.1% long accounts). The top trader long/short position ratio was around 1.16 (about 53.8% long and 46.2% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was around 1.03 over the past hour and around 1.53 over the past 5 minutes.
Spot is relatively strong, while derivatives positions have grown markedly over the past 24 hours. Positions eased slightly over the past hour, while short-term aggressive buying remains. Top traders' positions are not especially crowded. For spot, watch whether relative strength holds; for derivatives, focus on whether open interest continues to decline after shifting from accumulation to retracement.
Data is from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
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