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$MOVR has clearly outperformed $BTC, and open interest has also risen over the past 24 hours. But top positions are already crowded, and aggressive selling suddenly hit hard over the last 5 minutes.
Binance data as of 07:40 (Beijing time): $MOVR spot was around 1.032 USDT, up 5.96% over 24h; $BTC over the same period was around 75,975.0, up 0.08%. The 24h change relative to BTC was about +5.88%. The intraday high was 1.154 and the low was 0.970. Spot trading volume was around 2.30M USDT.
On the futures side: the funding rate was around 0.0050%. Perpetual open interest was up about 2.60% over the past 24 hours, but down about 1.78% over the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.31, with long accounts at about 56.8% and short accounts at about 43.2%. The top trader account long/short ratio was around 1.63 (about 62.0% long accounts). The top trader position long/short ratio was around 2.73—among top positions, about 73.2% were long and 26.8% short. The aggressive buy/sell ratio was around 0.85 over the past hour and around 0.19 over the last 5 minutes.
Price and all-day open interest have risen together, and accounts are also tilted long, while top positions are even more crowded on the long side. But the aggressive sell ratio fell to 0.19 over the last 5 minutes, with short-term selling pressure suddenly overwhelming buying. What matters next is whether this selling pressure is profit-taking with the trend or simply a rotation of positions at elevated levels.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$MOVR $BTC
$MOVR has clearly outperformed $BTC , and open interest has also risen over the past 24 hours. But top positions are already crowded, and aggressive selling suddenly hit hard over the last 5 minutes.
Binance data as of 07:40 (Beijing time): $MOVR spot was around 1.032 USDT, up 5.96% over 24h; $BTC over the same period was around 75,975.0, up 0.08%. The 24h change relative to BTC was about +5.88%. The intraday high was 1.154 and the low was 0.970. Spot trading volume was around 2.30M USDT.
On the futures side: the funding rate was around 0.0050%. Perpetual open interest was up about 2.60% over the past 24 hours, but down about 1.78% over the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.31, with long accounts at about 56.8% and short accounts at about 43.2%. The top trader account long/short ratio was around 1.63 (about 62.0% long accounts). The top trader position long/short ratio was around 2.73—among top positions, about 73.2% were long and 26.8% short. The aggressive buy/sell ratio was around 0.85 over the past hour and around 0.19 over the last 5 minutes.
Price and all-day open interest have risen together, and accounts are also tilted long, while top positions are even more crowded on the long side. But the aggressive sell ratio fell to 0.19 over the last 5 minutes, with short-term selling pressure suddenly overwhelming buying. What matters next is whether this selling pressure is profit-taking with the trend or simply a rotation of positions at elevated levels.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$MOVR $BTC
Binance data as of 07:40 (Beijing time): $MOVR spot was around 1.032 USDT, up 5.96% over 24h; $BTC over the same period was around 75,975.0, up 0.08%. The 24h change relative to BTC was about +5.88%. The intraday high was 1.154 and the low was 0.970. Spot trading volume was around 2.30M USDT.
On the futures side: the funding rate was around 0.0050%. Perpetual open interest was up about 2.60% over the past 24 hours, but down about 1.78% over the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.31, with long accounts at about 56.8% and short accounts at about 43.2%. The top trader account long/short ratio was around 1.63 (about 62.0% long accounts). The top trader position long/short ratio was around 2.73—among top positions, about 73.2% were long and 26.8% short. The aggressive buy/sell ratio was around 0.85 over the past hour and around 0.19 over the last 5 minutes.
Price and all-day open interest have risen together, and accounts are also tilted long, while top positions are even more crowded on the long side. But the aggressive sell ratio fell to 0.19 over the last 5 minutes, with short-term selling pressure suddenly overwhelming buying. What matters next is whether this selling pressure is profit-taking with the trend or simply a rotation of positions at elevated levels.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$MOVR $BTC
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$CRV has clearly outperformed $BTC, but global accounts are actually net short, and aggressive selling has also been heavier over the past hour.
Binance data as of 07:21 (Beijing time): $CRV spot price was approximately 0.2662 USDT, up 6.14% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,911.0, up 0.27% over the same period. The 24-hour change relative to BTC was approximately +5.87 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.2703 and the low was 0.2501. Spot trading volume was approximately 1.18M USDT.
Derivatives: The funding rate was approximately 0.0067%. Perpetual open interest rose approximately 2.09% over the past 24 hours, but fell approximately 0.79% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was approximately 0.61, with long accounts at about 37.9% and short accounts at about 62.1%. The top trader long/short account ratio was approximately 0.82 (long accounts at about 45.1%). The top trader long/short position ratio was approximately 1.55—with longs accounting for about 60.9% of top trader positions and shorts about 39.1%. The taker buy/sell ratio was approximately 0.63 over the most recent hour, and about 2.08 over the last 5 minutes.
Both price and 24-hour open interest are rising, but short accounts make up a larger share globally. After taker selling dominated over the past hour, taker buying surged again in the last 5 minutes. The key question is whether this buying can absorb the hourly selling pressure, or whether it is just a rebound.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$CRV $BTC
$CRV has clearly outperformed $BTC , but global accounts are actually net short, and aggressive selling has also been heavier over the past hour.
Binance data as of 07:21 (Beijing time): $CRV spot price was approximately 0.2662 USDT, up 6.14% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,911.0, up 0.27% over the same period. The 24-hour change relative to BTC was approximately +5.87 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.2703 and the low was 0.2501. Spot trading volume was approximately 1.18M USDT.
Derivatives: The funding rate was approximately 0.0067%. Perpetual open interest rose approximately 2.09% over the past 24 hours, but fell approximately 0.79% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was approximately 0.61, with long accounts at about 37.9% and short accounts at about 62.1%. The top trader long/short account ratio was approximately 0.82 (long accounts at about 45.1%). The top trader long/short position ratio was approximately 1.55—with longs accounting for about 60.9% of top trader positions and shorts about 39.1%. The taker buy/sell ratio was approximately 0.63 over the most recent hour, and about 2.08 over the last 5 minutes.
Both price and 24-hour open interest are rising, but short accounts make up a larger share globally. After taker selling dominated over the past hour, taker buying surged again in the last 5 minutes. The key question is whether this buying can absorb the hourly selling pressure, or whether it is just a rebound.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$CRV $BTC
Binance data as of 07:21 (Beijing time): $CRV spot price was approximately 0.2662 USDT, up 6.14% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,911.0, up 0.27% over the same period. The 24-hour change relative to BTC was approximately +5.87 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.2703 and the low was 0.2501. Spot trading volume was approximately 1.18M USDT.
Derivatives: The funding rate was approximately 0.0067%. Perpetual open interest rose approximately 2.09% over the past 24 hours, but fell approximately 0.79% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was approximately 0.61, with long accounts at about 37.9% and short accounts at about 62.1%. The top trader long/short account ratio was approximately 0.82 (long accounts at about 45.1%). The top trader long/short position ratio was approximately 1.55—with longs accounting for about 60.9% of top trader positions and shorts about 39.1%. The taker buy/sell ratio was approximately 0.63 over the most recent hour, and about 2.08 over the last 5 minutes.
Both price and 24-hour open interest are rising, but short accounts make up a larger share globally. After taker selling dominated over the past hour, taker buying surged again in the last 5 minutes. The key question is whether this buying can absorb the hourly selling pressure, or whether it is just a rebound.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$CRV $BTC
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$ZEN has clearly outperformed $BTC over this period, but top traders’ positions are already heavily crowded.
Binance data as of 07:16 (Beijing time): $ZEN spot price was about 5.187 USDT, up 5.38% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 75,911.1, up 0.62% over the same period. The 24-hour price change difference versus BTC was about +4.77%. The intraday high was 5.300 and the low was 4.900. Spot trading volume was about 1.26M USDT.
Perpetuals: funding rate was about 0.0100%. Open interest rose about 1.82% over the past 24 hours, but fell about 0.70% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.23, with long accounts at about 55.1% and short accounts at about 44.9%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 1.72 (long accounts at about 63.2%). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 3.17—longs made up about 76.0% of top traders’ positions, versus 24.0% for shorts. The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.88 over the past hour and about 1.49 over the past 5 minutes.
While it has been strengthening relative to BTC, the share of longs in top traders’ positions is already very high. Taker buys still have the edge over the past 5 minutes, but open interest has edged down over the past hour. The key thing to watch is whether taker buying can lift open interest along with it, or whether the trade is getting crowded and starting to unwind.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$ZEN $BTC
$ZEN has clearly outperformed $BTC over this period, but top traders’ positions are already heavily crowded.
Binance data as of 07:16 (Beijing time): $ZEN spot price was about 5.187 USDT, up 5.38% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 75,911.1, up 0.62% over the same period. The 24-hour price change difference versus BTC was about +4.77%. The intraday high was 5.300 and the low was 4.900. Spot trading volume was about 1.26M USDT.
Perpetuals: funding rate was about 0.0100%. Open interest rose about 1.82% over the past 24 hours, but fell about 0.70% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.23, with long accounts at about 55.1% and short accounts at about 44.9%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 1.72 (long accounts at about 63.2%). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 3.17—longs made up about 76.0% of top traders’ positions, versus 24.0% for shorts. The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.88 over the past hour and about 1.49 over the past 5 minutes.
While it has been strengthening relative to BTC, the share of longs in top traders’ positions is already very high. Taker buys still have the edge over the past 5 minutes, but open interest has edged down over the past hour. The key thing to watch is whether taker buying can lift open interest along with it, or whether the trade is getting crowded and starting to unwind.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$ZEN $BTC
Binance data as of 07:16 (Beijing time): $ZEN spot price was about 5.187 USDT, up 5.38% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 75,911.1, up 0.62% over the same period. The 24-hour price change difference versus BTC was about +4.77%. The intraday high was 5.300 and the low was 4.900. Spot trading volume was about 1.26M USDT.
Perpetuals: funding rate was about 0.0100%. Open interest rose about 1.82% over the past 24 hours, but fell about 0.70% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.23, with long accounts at about 55.1% and short accounts at about 44.9%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 1.72 (long accounts at about 63.2%). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 3.17—longs made up about 76.0% of top traders’ positions, versus 24.0% for shorts. The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.88 over the past hour and about 1.49 over the past 5 minutes.
While it has been strengthening relative to BTC, the share of longs in top traders’ positions is already very high. Taker buys still have the edge over the past 5 minutes, but open interest has edged down over the past hour. The key thing to watch is whether taker buying can lift open interest along with it, or whether the trade is getting crowded and starting to unwind.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$ZEN $BTC
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$BMT is relatively weak compared with $BTC . The funding rate is already making shorts pay, and the account structure is also tilted bearish.
Binance data as of 07:00 Beijing time: $BMT spot price was about 0.0238 USDT, down 4.42% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 75,914.0, up 0.28% over the same period. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC was about -4.70%. The intraday high was 0.02613 and the low was 0.02333. Spot trading volume was about 3.58M USDT.
Futures: The funding rate was about -0.0886%. Open interest in perpetual contracts rose about 1.66% over the past 24 hours and about 0.19% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.68, with long accounts at about 40.6% and short accounts at about 59.4%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 0.94 (long accounts at about 48.5%). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 1.13 (long positions at about 53.1%, short positions at about 46.9%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.69 over the past hour and about 1.39 over the past 5 minutes.
The price is falling, but the funding rate has turned negative, and global accounts remain tilted bearish. Selling has dominated taker activity over the past hour, while the past 5 minutes have shifted back to taker buying. This looks more like the first signs of short covering. Watch whether taker buying can persist and how long the negative funding rate lasts.
Data is from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$BMT $BTC
$BMT is relatively weak compared with $BTC . The funding rate is already making shorts pay, and the account structure is also tilted bearish.
Binance data as of 07:00 Beijing time: $BMT spot price was about 0.0238 USDT, down 4.42% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 75,914.0, up 0.28% over the same period. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC was about -4.70%. The intraday high was 0.02613 and the low was 0.02333. Spot trading volume was about 3.58M USDT.
Futures: The funding rate was about -0.0886%. Open interest in perpetual contracts rose about 1.66% over the past 24 hours and about 0.19% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.68, with long accounts at about 40.6% and short accounts at about 59.4%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 0.94 (long accounts at about 48.5%). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 1.13 (long positions at about 53.1%, short positions at about 46.9%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.69 over the past hour and about 1.39 over the past 5 minutes.
The price is falling, but the funding rate has turned negative, and global accounts remain tilted bearish. Selling has dominated taker activity over the past hour, while the past 5 minutes have shifted back to taker buying. This looks more like the first signs of short covering. Watch whether taker buying can persist and how long the negative funding rate lasts.
Data is from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$BMT $BTC
Binance data as of 07:00 Beijing time: $BMT spot price was about 0.0238 USDT, down 4.42% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 75,914.0, up 0.28% over the same period. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC was about -4.70%. The intraday high was 0.02613 and the low was 0.02333. Spot trading volume was about 3.58M USDT.
Futures: The funding rate was about -0.0886%. Open interest in perpetual contracts rose about 1.66% over the past 24 hours and about 0.19% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.68, with long accounts at about 40.6% and short accounts at about 59.4%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 0.94 (long accounts at about 48.5%). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 1.13 (long positions at about 53.1%, short positions at about 46.9%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.69 over the past hour and about 1.39 over the past 5 minutes.
The price is falling, but the funding rate has turned negative, and global accounts remain tilted bearish. Selling has dominated taker activity over the past hour, while the past 5 minutes have shifted back to taker buying. This looks more like the first signs of short covering. Watch whether taker buying can persist and how long the negative funding rate lasts.
Data is from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$BMT $BTC
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$WAL is clearly outperforming $BTC over this period, but perpetual open interest is declining, and account positioning doesn't align with the price action.
Binance data as of 06:50 Beijing time: $WAL spot price is around 0.02915 USDT, up 7.09% over 24 hours; $BTC is around 75,960.0 over the same period, up 0.21%. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC is about +6.88%. The intraday high was 0.03041 and the low was 0.02672. Spot trading volume was around 0.76M USDT.
Derivatives: funding rate is around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest is down about 4.29% over the past 24 hours, and up about 0.29% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio is about 0.63, with long accounts at around 38.7% and short accounts at around 61.3%. The top trader long/short account ratio is about 0.81 (long accounts around 44.8%). The top trader long/short position ratio is about 1.54 (long positions around 60.7%, short positions around 39.3%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.45 over the past hour, but around 0.40 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is rising while positions are shrinking; global accounts are still tilted short, while top traders' positions are tilted long. Buyers were in control over the past hour, but in the last 5 minutes sellers took over again. This looks more like some traders taking profits after a short-term rally. Watch whether open interest continues to contract and whether buying pressure can regain the upper hand.
Data from Binance spot tickers and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
$WAL $BTC
$WAL is clearly outperforming $BTC over this period, but perpetual open interest is declining, and account positioning doesn't align with the price action.
Binance data as of 06:50 Beijing time: $WAL spot price is around 0.02915 USDT, up 7.09% over 24 hours; $BTC is around 75,960.0 over the same period, up 0.21%. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC is about +6.88%. The intraday high was 0.03041 and the low was 0.02672. Spot trading volume was around 0.76M USDT.
Derivatives: funding rate is around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest is down about 4.29% over the past 24 hours, and up about 0.29% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio is about 0.63, with long accounts at around 38.7% and short accounts at around 61.3%. The top trader long/short account ratio is about 0.81 (long accounts around 44.8%). The top trader long/short position ratio is about 1.54 (long positions around 60.7%, short positions around 39.3%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.45 over the past hour, but around 0.40 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is rising while positions are shrinking; global accounts are still tilted short, while top traders' positions are tilted long. Buyers were in control over the past hour, but in the last 5 minutes sellers took over again. This looks more like some traders taking profits after a short-term rally. Watch whether open interest continues to contract and whether buying pressure can regain the upper hand.
Data from Binance spot tickers and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
$WAL $BTC
Binance data as of 06:50 Beijing time: $WAL spot price is around 0.02915 USDT, up 7.09% over 24 hours; $BTC is around 75,960.0 over the same period, up 0.21%. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC is about +6.88%. The intraday high was 0.03041 and the low was 0.02672. Spot trading volume was around 0.76M USDT.
Derivatives: funding rate is around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest is down about 4.29% over the past 24 hours, and up about 0.29% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio is about 0.63, with long accounts at around 38.7% and short accounts at around 61.3%. The top trader long/short account ratio is about 0.81 (long accounts around 44.8%). The top trader long/short position ratio is about 1.54 (long positions around 60.7%, short positions around 39.3%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.45 over the past hour, but around 0.40 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is rising while positions are shrinking; global accounts are still tilted short, while top traders' positions are tilted long. Buyers were in control over the past hour, but in the last 5 minutes sellers took over again. This looks more like some traders taking profits after a short-term rally. Watch whether open interest continues to contract and whether buying pressure can regain the upper hand.
Data from Binance spot tickers and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
$WAL $BTC
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$ARB has been clearly stronger than $BTC , while perpetual positions have also piled up quickly over the past day, leaving accounts skewed toward crowded longs.
Binance data as of 06:40 Beijing time: $ARB spot price was around 0.1663 USDT, up 5.79% over 24h; $BTC was around 76,030.0, up 0.12%. The 24h performance difference versus BTC was about +5.67%. The intraday high was 0.1721 and the low was 0.1553. Spot trading volume was about 17.71M USDT.
Futures: funding rate was about +0.01%. Perpetual open interest rose about 19.60% over roughly the past 24 hours and about 0.13% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.45, with long accounts at about 59.2% and short accounts at about 40.8%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 1.66 (long accounts at about 62.3%). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 1.50 (long positions at about 60.0%, short positions at about 40.0%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 2.42 over the most recent hour and about 0.63 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is leading, positions are building rapidly, and both account and top-trader positions are skewed long, but active selling has clearly dominated over the past 5 minutes. This looks more like short-term profit-taking after the wave of active buying over the past hour. Next, watch whether open interest keeps piling up and whether taker activity returns to a buying bias.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$ARB $BTC
$ARB has been clearly stronger than $BTC , while perpetual positions have also piled up quickly over the past day, leaving accounts skewed toward crowded longs.
Binance data as of 06:40 Beijing time: $ARB spot price was around 0.1663 USDT, up 5.79% over 24h; $BTC was around 76,030.0, up 0.12%. The 24h performance difference versus BTC was about +5.67%. The intraday high was 0.1721 and the low was 0.1553. Spot trading volume was about 17.71M USDT.
Futures: funding rate was about +0.01%. Perpetual open interest rose about 19.60% over roughly the past 24 hours and about 0.13% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.45, with long accounts at about 59.2% and short accounts at about 40.8%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 1.66 (long accounts at about 62.3%). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 1.50 (long positions at about 60.0%, short positions at about 40.0%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 2.42 over the most recent hour and about 0.63 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is leading, positions are building rapidly, and both account and top-trader positions are skewed long, but active selling has clearly dominated over the past 5 minutes. This looks more like short-term profit-taking after the wave of active buying over the past hour. Next, watch whether open interest keeps piling up and whether taker activity returns to a buying bias.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$ARB $BTC
Binance data as of 06:40 Beijing time: $ARB spot price was around 0.1663 USDT, up 5.79% over 24h; $BTC was around 76,030.0, up 0.12%. The 24h performance difference versus BTC was about +5.67%. The intraday high was 0.1721 and the low was 0.1553. Spot trading volume was about 17.71M USDT.
Futures: funding rate was about +0.01%. Perpetual open interest rose about 19.60% over roughly the past 24 hours and about 0.13% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.45, with long accounts at about 59.2% and short accounts at about 40.8%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 1.66 (long accounts at about 62.3%). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 1.50 (long positions at about 60.0%, short positions at about 40.0%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 2.42 over the most recent hour and about 0.63 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is leading, positions are building rapidly, and both account and top-trader positions are skewed long, but active selling has clearly dominated over the past 5 minutes. This looks more like short-term profit-taking after the wave of active buying over the past hour. Next, watch whether open interest keeps piling up and whether taker activity returns to a buying bias.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$ARB $BTC
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$HUMA is relatively weak compared with $BTC , but perpetual open interest is climbing sharply, while the funding rate remains deeply negative.
Binance data as of 06:28 Beijing time: $HUMA spot price was about 0.01327 USDT, down 2.28% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 76,010.0, up 0.07%. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC was about -2.36%. The intraday high was 0.01395 and the low was 0.01287. Spot trading volume was about 3.73M USDT.
Futures: the funding rate was about -0.19%. Perpetual open interest rose about 10.30% over the past 24 hours and fell about 0.21% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.70, with long accounts at about 41.1% and short accounts at about 58.9%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 0.87 (long accounts at about 46.4%). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.34 (long positions at about 57.3%, short positions at about 42.7%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.97 over the most recent hour and about 1.09 over the past 5 minutes.
The price is failing to keep pace with BTC, while positions are growing. Accounts are skewed short, and the funding rate means shorts continue to pay. Taker buying is slightly stronger in the short term, suggesting that some traders may be hedging or covering positions amid crowded shorts. Going forward, watch whether open interest continues to build and whether the funding rate can recover from deeply negative territory.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures endpoints. Not investment advice.
$HUMA $BTC
$HUMA is relatively weak compared with $BTC , but perpetual open interest is climbing sharply, while the funding rate remains deeply negative.
Binance data as of 06:28 Beijing time: $HUMA spot price was about 0.01327 USDT, down 2.28% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 76,010.0, up 0.07%. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC was about -2.36%. The intraday high was 0.01395 and the low was 0.01287. Spot trading volume was about 3.73M USDT.
Futures: the funding rate was about -0.19%. Perpetual open interest rose about 10.30% over the past 24 hours and fell about 0.21% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.70, with long accounts at about 41.1% and short accounts at about 58.9%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 0.87 (long accounts at about 46.4%). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.34 (long positions at about 57.3%, short positions at about 42.7%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.97 over the most recent hour and about 1.09 over the past 5 minutes.
The price is failing to keep pace with BTC, while positions are growing. Accounts are skewed short, and the funding rate means shorts continue to pay. Taker buying is slightly stronger in the short term, suggesting that some traders may be hedging or covering positions amid crowded shorts. Going forward, watch whether open interest continues to build and whether the funding rate can recover from deeply negative territory.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures endpoints. Not investment advice.
$HUMA $BTC
Binance data as of 06:28 Beijing time: $HUMA spot price was about 0.01327 USDT, down 2.28% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 76,010.0, up 0.07%. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC was about -2.36%. The intraday high was 0.01395 and the low was 0.01287. Spot trading volume was about 3.73M USDT.
Futures: the funding rate was about -0.19%. Perpetual open interest rose about 10.30% over the past 24 hours and fell about 0.21% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.70, with long accounts at about 41.1% and short accounts at about 58.9%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 0.87 (long accounts at about 46.4%). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.34 (long positions at about 57.3%, short positions at about 42.7%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.97 over the most recent hour and about 1.09 over the past 5 minutes.
The price is failing to keep pace with BTC, while positions are growing. Accounts are skewed short, and the funding rate means shorts continue to pay. Taker buying is slightly stronger in the short term, suggesting that some traders may be hedging or covering positions amid crowded shorts. Going forward, watch whether open interest continues to build and whether the funding rate can recover from deeply negative territory.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures endpoints. Not investment advice.
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$GALA is strengthening against $BTC , but perpetual open interest is declining, and taker trading is skewed toward selling.
Binance data as of 06:19 Beijing time: $GALA spot price was about 0.001603 USDT, up 3.82% over 24h; $BTC was about 76,064.0 over the same period, down 0.05%. The 24h performance difference against BTC was about +3.87%. The intraday high was 0.001644 and the low was 0.001507. Spot trading volume was about 726.11K USDT.
Derivatives: The funding rate was about +0.01%. Perpetual open interest fell about 4.59% over the past 24 hours and about 0.88% in the last hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.87, with long accounts at about 65.2% and short accounts at about 34.8%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 2.27 (about 69.4% long accounts). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.38 (about 58.0% long and 42.0% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.62 over the last hour and about 0.62 over the last 5 minutes.
The price is outperforming BTC, while accounts and top traders’ positions are heavily tilted long. Yet open interest is falling, and short-term taker selling is more pronounced. This looks more like traders reducing leverage while maintaining positions during an uptrend. Next, watch whether open interest continues to fall and whether the buy/sell ratio can move back above 1.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives API. Not investment advice.
$GALA $BTC
$GALA is strengthening against $BTC , but perpetual open interest is declining, and taker trading is skewed toward selling.
Binance data as of 06:19 Beijing time: $GALA spot price was about 0.001603 USDT, up 3.82% over 24h; $BTC was about 76,064.0 over the same period, down 0.05%. The 24h performance difference against BTC was about +3.87%. The intraday high was 0.001644 and the low was 0.001507. Spot trading volume was about 726.11K USDT.
Derivatives: The funding rate was about +0.01%. Perpetual open interest fell about 4.59% over the past 24 hours and about 0.88% in the last hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.87, with long accounts at about 65.2% and short accounts at about 34.8%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 2.27 (about 69.4% long accounts). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.38 (about 58.0% long and 42.0% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.62 over the last hour and about 0.62 over the last 5 minutes.
The price is outperforming BTC, while accounts and top traders’ positions are heavily tilted long. Yet open interest is falling, and short-term taker selling is more pronounced. This looks more like traders reducing leverage while maintaining positions during an uptrend. Next, watch whether open interest continues to fall and whether the buy/sell ratio can move back above 1.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives API. Not investment advice.
$GALA $BTC
Binance data as of 06:19 Beijing time: $GALA spot price was about 0.001603 USDT, up 3.82% over 24h; $BTC was about 76,064.0 over the same period, down 0.05%. The 24h performance difference against BTC was about +3.87%. The intraday high was 0.001644 and the low was 0.001507. Spot trading volume was about 726.11K USDT.
Derivatives: The funding rate was about +0.01%. Perpetual open interest fell about 4.59% over the past 24 hours and about 0.88% in the last hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.87, with long accounts at about 65.2% and short accounts at about 34.8%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 2.27 (about 69.4% long accounts). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.38 (about 58.0% long and 42.0% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.62 over the last hour and about 0.62 over the last 5 minutes.
The price is outperforming BTC, while accounts and top traders’ positions are heavily tilted long. Yet open interest is falling, and short-term taker selling is more pronounced. This looks more like traders reducing leverage while maintaining positions during an uptrend. Next, watch whether open interest continues to fall and whether the buy/sell ratio can move back above 1.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives API. Not investment advice.
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$ALGO strengthened relative to $BTC , with open interest rising over 24 hours. Both global accounts and top traders are leaning bullish, but aggressive buying and selling over the past hour still tilted slightly toward selling.
Binance data as of 06:10 Beijing time: $ALGO spot price was around 0.0958 USDT, up 2.57% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 76,056.0 over the same period, up 0.13%. The 24-hour gain relative to BTC was approximately 2.44 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.0987 and the low was 0.0912. Spot trading volume was about 1.13M USDT.
Futures: The funding rate was around +0.0080%. Perpetual open interest rose about 4.22% over the past 24 hours, but fell around 0.65% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.37, with long accounts at approximately 57.8% and short accounts at 42.2%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 1.69 (approximately 62.8% long accounts). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 1.65 (approximately 62.2% long and 37.8% short). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was about 0.91 over the past hour and 1.07 over the past 5 minutes.
Price has strengthened on a relative basis, and positions are building. Both accounts overall and top traders' positions are skewed long, but short-term aggressive buying has yet to fully catch up. This setup looks more like “the rally is pushing traders into long positions.” Next, watch whether open interest continues to rise and whether the buy/sell ratio over the past hour moves back above 1.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$ALGO $BTC
$ALGO strengthened relative to $BTC , with open interest rising over 24 hours. Both global accounts and top traders are leaning bullish, but aggressive buying and selling over the past hour still tilted slightly toward selling.
Binance data as of 06:10 Beijing time: $ALGO spot price was around 0.0958 USDT, up 2.57% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 76,056.0 over the same period, up 0.13%. The 24-hour gain relative to BTC was approximately 2.44 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.0987 and the low was 0.0912. Spot trading volume was about 1.13M USDT.
Futures: The funding rate was around +0.0080%. Perpetual open interest rose about 4.22% over the past 24 hours, but fell around 0.65% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.37, with long accounts at approximately 57.8% and short accounts at 42.2%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 1.69 (approximately 62.8% long accounts). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 1.65 (approximately 62.2% long and 37.8% short). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was about 0.91 over the past hour and 1.07 over the past 5 minutes.
Price has strengthened on a relative basis, and positions are building. Both accounts overall and top traders' positions are skewed long, but short-term aggressive buying has yet to fully catch up. This setup looks more like “the rally is pushing traders into long positions.” Next, watch whether open interest continues to rise and whether the buy/sell ratio over the past hour moves back above 1.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$ALGO $BTC
Binance data as of 06:10 Beijing time: $ALGO spot price was around 0.0958 USDT, up 2.57% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 76,056.0 over the same period, up 0.13%. The 24-hour gain relative to BTC was approximately 2.44 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.0987 and the low was 0.0912. Spot trading volume was about 1.13M USDT.
Futures: The funding rate was around +0.0080%. Perpetual open interest rose about 4.22% over the past 24 hours, but fell around 0.65% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.37, with long accounts at approximately 57.8% and short accounts at 42.2%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 1.69 (approximately 62.8% long accounts). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 1.65 (approximately 62.2% long and 37.8% short). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was about 0.91 over the past hour and 1.07 over the past 5 minutes.
Price has strengthened on a relative basis, and positions are building. Both accounts overall and top traders' positions are skewed long, but short-term aggressive buying has yet to fully catch up. This setup looks more like “the rally is pushing traders into long positions.” Next, watch whether open interest continues to rise and whether the buy/sell ratio over the past hour moves back above 1.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
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$BEAMX is relatively weaker than $BTC . Global accounts are net short, while top traders’ positions remain net long, and aggressive selling pressure has been heavy over the past 5 minutes.
Binance data as of 06:03 (Beijing time): $BEAMX spot price is around 0.004036 USDT, down 2.82% over 24 hours; $BTC is around 76,128.6, up 0.35% over the same period. The 24-hour performance difference versus BTC is about -3.17%. The intraday high was 0.004356 and the low was 0.003919. Spot trading volume is around 3.31M USDT.
Futures: The funding rate is around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest fell about 2.49% over the past 24 hours and about 0.02% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio is around 0.69, with long accounts at about 40.9% and short accounts at about 59.1%. The top trader account long/short ratio is around 0.90 (about 47.3% long accounts). The top trader positions long/short ratio is around 1.73 (about 63.4% long and 36.6% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was around 0.85 over the most recent hour and around 0.31 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is relatively weak, retail accounts are leaning short, while top traders’ positions remain on the long side—and aggressive selling has been intense in the short term. This structure differs from a simple market-wide decline. What matters more going forward is whether top traders reduce their long positions and whether selling pressure over the past 5 minutes eases.
Data is from Binance spot ticker and public futures interfaces. Not investment advice.
$BEAMX $BTC
$BEAMX is relatively weaker than $BTC . Global accounts are net short, while top traders’ positions remain net long, and aggressive selling pressure has been heavy over the past 5 minutes.
Binance data as of 06:03 (Beijing time): $BEAMX spot price is around 0.004036 USDT, down 2.82% over 24 hours; $BTC is around 76,128.6, up 0.35% over the same period. The 24-hour performance difference versus BTC is about -3.17%. The intraday high was 0.004356 and the low was 0.003919. Spot trading volume is around 3.31M USDT.
Futures: The funding rate is around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest fell about 2.49% over the past 24 hours and about 0.02% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio is around 0.69, with long accounts at about 40.9% and short accounts at about 59.1%. The top trader account long/short ratio is around 0.90 (about 47.3% long accounts). The top trader positions long/short ratio is around 1.73 (about 63.4% long and 36.6% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was around 0.85 over the most recent hour and around 0.31 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is relatively weak, retail accounts are leaning short, while top traders’ positions remain on the long side—and aggressive selling has been intense in the short term. This structure differs from a simple market-wide decline. What matters more going forward is whether top traders reduce their long positions and whether selling pressure over the past 5 minutes eases.
Data is from Binance spot ticker and public futures interfaces. Not investment advice.
$BEAMX $BTC
Binance data as of 06:03 (Beijing time): $BEAMX spot price is around 0.004036 USDT, down 2.82% over 24 hours; $BTC is around 76,128.6, up 0.35% over the same period. The 24-hour performance difference versus BTC is about -3.17%. The intraday high was 0.004356 and the low was 0.003919. Spot trading volume is around 3.31M USDT.
Futures: The funding rate is around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest fell about 2.49% over the past 24 hours and about 0.02% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio is around 0.69, with long accounts at about 40.9% and short accounts at about 59.1%. The top trader account long/short ratio is around 0.90 (about 47.3% long accounts). The top trader positions long/short ratio is around 1.73 (about 63.4% long and 36.6% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was around 0.85 over the most recent hour and around 0.31 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is relatively weak, retail accounts are leaning short, while top traders’ positions remain on the long side—and aggressive selling has been intense in the short term. This structure differs from a simple market-wide decline. What matters more going forward is whether top traders reduce their long positions and whether selling pressure over the past 5 minutes eases.
Data is from Binance spot ticker and public futures interfaces. Not investment advice.
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$ONE has strengthened sharply against $BTC over the past day, while perpetual open interest has also built up noticeably.
Binance data as of 05:47 (Beijing time): $ONE spot price was around 0.001697 USDT, up 58.30% over 24h; $BTC was around 75,825.2 over the same period, down 0.25%. The 24h performance gap against BTC was about +58.55%. The intraday high was 0.00172 and the low was 0.001045. Spot trading volume was around 16.1M USDT.
Derivatives: funding rate was around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest rose about 60.24% over the past 24 hours and about 2.09% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.00, with long accounts at about 50.0% and short accounts at about 50.0%. The top trader long/short account ratio was around 1.05 (long accounts at about 51.3%). The top trader long/short position ratio was around 1.18 (about 54.1% long and 45.9% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was around 1.01 over the most recent hour and around 1.14 over the past 5 minutes.
Both spot relative strength and 24-hour open interest have risen substantially, but global accounts are still almost evenly split between longs and shorts, and top trader positions are not crowded at extremes either. The price has surged and open interest has followed, but account positioning has not become one-sided yet—the key things to watch next are whether open interest continues to build and whether aggressive buying pushes the short-term buy/sell ratio higher.
Data sourced from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$ONE $BTC
$ONE has strengthened sharply against $BTC over the past day, while perpetual open interest has also built up noticeably.
Binance data as of 05:47 (Beijing time): $ONE spot price was around 0.001697 USDT, up 58.30% over 24h; $BTC was around 75,825.2 over the same period, down 0.25%. The 24h performance gap against BTC was about +58.55%. The intraday high was 0.00172 and the low was 0.001045. Spot trading volume was around 16.1M USDT.
Derivatives: funding rate was around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest rose about 60.24% over the past 24 hours and about 2.09% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.00, with long accounts at about 50.0% and short accounts at about 50.0%. The top trader long/short account ratio was around 1.05 (long accounts at about 51.3%). The top trader long/short position ratio was around 1.18 (about 54.1% long and 45.9% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was around 1.01 over the most recent hour and around 1.14 over the past 5 minutes.
Both spot relative strength and 24-hour open interest have risen substantially, but global accounts are still almost evenly split between longs and shorts, and top trader positions are not crowded at extremes either. The price has surged and open interest has followed, but account positioning has not become one-sided yet—the key things to watch next are whether open interest continues to build and whether aggressive buying pushes the short-term buy/sell ratio higher.
Data sourced from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$ONE $BTC
Binance data as of 05:47 (Beijing time): $ONE spot price was around 0.001697 USDT, up 58.30% over 24h; $BTC was around 75,825.2 over the same period, down 0.25%. The 24h performance gap against BTC was about +58.55%. The intraday high was 0.00172 and the low was 0.001045. Spot trading volume was around 16.1M USDT.
Derivatives: funding rate was around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest rose about 60.24% over the past 24 hours and about 2.09% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.00, with long accounts at about 50.0% and short accounts at about 50.0%. The top trader long/short account ratio was around 1.05 (long accounts at about 51.3%). The top trader long/short position ratio was around 1.18 (about 54.1% long and 45.9% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was around 1.01 over the most recent hour and around 1.14 over the past 5 minutes.
Both spot relative strength and 24-hour open interest have risen substantially, but global accounts are still almost evenly split between longs and shorts, and top trader positions are not crowded at extremes either. The price has surged and open interest has followed, but account positioning has not become one-sided yet—the key things to watch next are whether open interest continues to build and whether aggressive buying pushes the short-term buy/sell ratio higher.
Data sourced from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
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$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.
$ZIL $BTC
$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.
$ZIL $BTC
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, $BTC was around 75,770.0, down 0.30%. The 24h performance gap relative to BTC was about +7.05%. The intraday high was 0.001987 and the low was 0.001615.
Derivatives: funding rate was around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest rose about 15.86% over the past 24 hours and fell about 0.87% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.36, with long accounts at about 57.6% and short accounts at about 42.4%. The top trader long/short account ratio was around 1.64 (about 62.1% long accounts). The top trader long/short position ratio was around 1.16 (about 53.8% long and 46.2% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was around 1.03 over the past hour and around 1.53 over the past 5 minutes.
Spot is relatively strong, while derivatives positions have grown markedly over the past 24 hours. Positions eased slightly over the past hour, while short-term aggressive buying remains. Top traders' positions are not especially crowded. For spot, watch whether relative strength holds; for derivatives, focus on whether open interest continues to decline after shifting from accumulation to retracement.
Data is from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
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$ENA has continued to strengthen against $BTC over the past day, while perpetual open interest has steadily declined.
Binance data as of 05:25 (Beijing time): $ENA spot price was around 0.1648 USDT, up 1.48% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,850.0, up 0.02% over the same period. The 24-hour price change difference versus BTC was about +1.46%. The intraday high was 0.1718 and the low was 0.1562.
On the derivatives side: the funding rate was about +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest fell about 5.27% over the past 24 hours and about 0.77% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.21, with long accounts at about 54.9% and short accounts at about 45.1%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 1.53 (long accounts at about 60.5%). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.38 (longs at about 57.9%, shorts at about 42.1%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.87 in the most recent hour and about 1.01 over the past 5 minutes.
Spot is relatively strong, while derivatives positions are contracting in tandem; top trader positions have not yet become extreme. For spot, watch relative strength and whether positions move in the same direction. For derivatives, the key is whether open interest continues to decline or starts building back up.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
$ENA $BTC
$ENA has continued to strengthen against $BTC over the past day, while perpetual open interest has steadily declined.
Binance data as of 05:25 (Beijing time): $ENA spot price was around 0.1648 USDT, up 1.48% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,850.0, up 0.02% over the same period. The 24-hour price change difference versus BTC was about +1.46%. The intraday high was 0.1718 and the low was 0.1562.
On the derivatives side: the funding rate was about +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest fell about 5.27% over the past 24 hours and about 0.77% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.21, with long accounts at about 54.9% and short accounts at about 45.1%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 1.53 (long accounts at about 60.5%). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.38 (longs at about 57.9%, shorts at about 42.1%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.87 in the most recent hour and about 1.01 over the past 5 minutes.
Spot is relatively strong, while derivatives positions are contracting in tandem; top trader positions have not yet become extreme. For spot, watch relative strength and whether positions move in the same direction. For derivatives, the key is whether open interest continues to decline or starts building back up.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
$ENA $BTC
Binance data as of 05:25 (Beijing time): $ENA spot price was around 0.1648 USDT, up 1.48% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,850.0, up 0.02% over the same period. The 24-hour price change difference versus BTC was about +1.46%. The intraday high was 0.1718 and the low was 0.1562.
On the derivatives side: the funding rate was about +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest fell about 5.27% over the past 24 hours and about 0.77% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.21, with long accounts at about 54.9% and short accounts at about 45.1%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 1.53 (long accounts at about 60.5%). The top trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.38 (longs at about 57.9%, shorts at about 42.1%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.87 in the most recent hour and about 1.01 over the past 5 minutes.
Spot is relatively strong, while derivatives positions are contracting in tandem; top trader positions have not yet become extreme. For spot, watch relative strength and whether positions move in the same direction. For derivatives, the key is whether open interest continues to decline or starts building back up.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
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$ICP has strengthened slightly against $BTC over the past day, but top positions have become heavily skewed long, while aggressive selling over the past 5 minutes has pushed back.
Binance data as of 05:20 (Beijing time): $ICP spot price was around 2.47 USDT, up 1.73% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,910.0 over the same period, down 0.02%. The 24-hour performance difference relative to BTC was about +1.75%. The intraday high was 2.504 and the low was 2.366.
Futures: funding rate around +0.0100%. Perpetual open interest rose about 1.08% over the past 24 hours and about 0.04% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.27, with long accounts at about 55.9% and short accounts at about 44.1%. The top-account long/short ratio was around 1.80 (about 64.2% long accounts). The top-position long/short ratio was around 4.56 (about 82.0% long and 18.0% short). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was around 1.65 over the past hour and 0.64 over the past 5 minutes.
Relative strength remains, but top positions are already crowded; selling pressure has emerged first over the short term. For spot, watch relative strength; for futures, focus more on crowding and which way aggressive buying and selling shifts first.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$ICP $BTC
$ICP has strengthened slightly against $BTC over the past day, but top positions have become heavily skewed long, while aggressive selling over the past 5 minutes has pushed back.
Binance data as of 05:20 (Beijing time): $ICP spot price was around 2.47 USDT, up 1.73% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,910.0 over the same period, down 0.02%. The 24-hour performance difference relative to BTC was about +1.75%. The intraday high was 2.504 and the low was 2.366.
Futures: funding rate around +0.0100%. Perpetual open interest rose about 1.08% over the past 24 hours and about 0.04% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.27, with long accounts at about 55.9% and short accounts at about 44.1%. The top-account long/short ratio was around 1.80 (about 64.2% long accounts). The top-position long/short ratio was around 4.56 (about 82.0% long and 18.0% short). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was around 1.65 over the past hour and 0.64 over the past 5 minutes.
Relative strength remains, but top positions are already crowded; selling pressure has emerged first over the short term. For spot, watch relative strength; for futures, focus more on crowding and which way aggressive buying and selling shifts first.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
$ICP $BTC
Binance data as of 05:20 (Beijing time): $ICP spot price was around 2.47 USDT, up 1.73% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,910.0 over the same period, down 0.02%. The 24-hour performance difference relative to BTC was about +1.75%. The intraday high was 2.504 and the low was 2.366.
Futures: funding rate around +0.0100%. Perpetual open interest rose about 1.08% over the past 24 hours and about 0.04% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.27, with long accounts at about 55.9% and short accounts at about 44.1%. The top-account long/short ratio was around 1.80 (about 64.2% long accounts). The top-position long/short ratio was around 4.56 (about 82.0% long and 18.0% short). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was around 1.65 over the past hour and 0.64 over the past 5 minutes.
Relative strength remains, but top positions are already crowded; selling pressure has emerged first over the short term. For spot, watch relative strength; for futures, focus more on crowding and which way aggressive buying and selling shifts first.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures APIs. Not investment advice.
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$TIA significantly outperformed $BTC over the past day, while contract open interest also rose. However, global accounts remain net short, and active selling over the past 5 minutes has pushed it back down.
Binance data as of 05:06 (Beijing time): $TIA spot price was around 0.4384 USDT, up 5.64% over 24h; $BTC was around 75,890.1, down 0.08% over the same period. The 24h performance gap relative to BTC was about +5.72 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.4494 and the low was 0.3381.
On the contract side: the funding rate was about +0.0047%. Perpetual open interest rose about 8.06% over the past 24 hours and about 0.51% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.87, with long accounts at about 46.6% and short accounts at about 53.4%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 1.21 (long accounts about 54.7%). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 2.06 (long positions about 67.3%, short positions about 32.7%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.01 over the past hour and about 0.57 over the past 5 minutes.
Price gains and rising positions are moving in tandem, but account positioning remains tilted to the short side; selling pressure has emerged first in the short term. Spot traders should watch relative strength, while contract traders should focus on whether open interest or taker buying and selling shifts first.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public contract endpoints. Not investment advice.
$TIA $BTC
$TIA significantly outperformed $BTC over the past day, while contract open interest also rose. However, global accounts remain net short, and active selling over the past 5 minutes has pushed it back down.
Binance data as of 05:06 (Beijing time): $TIA spot price was around 0.4384 USDT, up 5.64% over 24h; $BTC was around 75,890.1, down 0.08% over the same period. The 24h performance gap relative to BTC was about +5.72 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.4494 and the low was 0.3381.
On the contract side: the funding rate was about +0.0047%. Perpetual open interest rose about 8.06% over the past 24 hours and about 0.51% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.87, with long accounts at about 46.6% and short accounts at about 53.4%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 1.21 (long accounts about 54.7%). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 2.06 (long positions about 67.3%, short positions about 32.7%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.01 over the past hour and about 0.57 over the past 5 minutes.
Price gains and rising positions are moving in tandem, but account positioning remains tilted to the short side; selling pressure has emerged first in the short term. Spot traders should watch relative strength, while contract traders should focus on whether open interest or taker buying and selling shifts first.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public contract endpoints. Not investment advice.
$TIA $BTC
Binance data as of 05:06 (Beijing time): $TIA spot price was around 0.4384 USDT, up 5.64% over 24h; $BTC was around 75,890.1, down 0.08% over the same period. The 24h performance gap relative to BTC was about +5.72 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.4494 and the low was 0.3381.
On the contract side: the funding rate was about +0.0047%. Perpetual open interest rose about 8.06% over the past 24 hours and about 0.51% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.87, with long accounts at about 46.6% and short accounts at about 53.4%. The top trader long/short account ratio was about 1.21 (long accounts about 54.7%). The top trader long/short position ratio was about 2.06 (long positions about 67.3%, short positions about 32.7%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.01 over the past hour and about 0.57 over the past 5 minutes.
Price gains and rising positions are moving in tandem, but account positioning remains tilted to the short side; selling pressure has emerged first in the short term. Spot traders should watch relative strength, while contract traders should focus on whether open interest or taker buying and selling shifts first.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public contract endpoints. Not investment advice.
$TIA $BTC
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$DASH significantly outperformed $BTC over the past day, while perpetual open interest also increased; global accounts remain net short, but top traders’ positions are extremely net long, and aggressive selling has pushed prices back down over the past few minutes.
Binance data as of 05:03 (Beijing time): $DASH spot was around 47.31 USDT, up 5.27% over 24 hours; over the same period, $BTC was around 75,884.1, down 0.28%. The 24-hour performance gap versus BTC was about +5.56 percentage points. The intraday high was 48.72 and the low was 43.83.
Derivatives: funding rate was about +0.0100%. Perpetual open interest rose about 4.58% over the past 24 hours, but fell about 0.61% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.87, with long accounts at about 46.4% and short accounts at 53.6%. The top-trader account long/short ratio was about 1.24 (about 55.4% long accounts). The top-trader positions long/short ratio was about 3.50 (about 77.8% long and 22.2% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.19 over the past hour and about 0.70 over the past 5 minutes.
The price is rising and positions are expanding, yet accounts remain net short; large traders’ positions have become very crowded, and selling pressure has reappeared on the minute-level timeframe. This divergence is more worth watching than the price gain alone.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$DASH $BTC
$DASH significantly outperformed $BTC over the past day, while perpetual open interest also increased; global accounts remain net short, but top traders’ positions are extremely net long, and aggressive selling has pushed prices back down over the past few minutes.
Binance data as of 05:03 (Beijing time): $DASH spot was around 47.31 USDT, up 5.27% over 24 hours; over the same period, $BTC was around 75,884.1, down 0.28%. The 24-hour performance gap versus BTC was about +5.56 percentage points. The intraday high was 48.72 and the low was 43.83.
Derivatives: funding rate was about +0.0100%. Perpetual open interest rose about 4.58% over the past 24 hours, but fell about 0.61% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.87, with long accounts at about 46.4% and short accounts at 53.6%. The top-trader account long/short ratio was about 1.24 (about 55.4% long accounts). The top-trader positions long/short ratio was about 3.50 (about 77.8% long and 22.2% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.19 over the past hour and about 0.70 over the past 5 minutes.
The price is rising and positions are expanding, yet accounts remain net short; large traders’ positions have become very crowded, and selling pressure has reappeared on the minute-level timeframe. This divergence is more worth watching than the price gain alone.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$DASH $BTC
Binance data as of 05:03 (Beijing time): $DASH spot was around 47.31 USDT, up 5.27% over 24 hours; over the same period, $BTC was around 75,884.1, down 0.28%. The 24-hour performance gap versus BTC was about +5.56 percentage points. The intraday high was 48.72 and the low was 43.83.
Derivatives: funding rate was about +0.0100%. Perpetual open interest rose about 4.58% over the past 24 hours, but fell about 0.61% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.87, with long accounts at about 46.4% and short accounts at 53.6%. The top-trader account long/short ratio was about 1.24 (about 55.4% long accounts). The top-trader positions long/short ratio was about 3.50 (about 77.8% long and 22.2% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.19 over the past hour and about 0.70 over the past 5 minutes.
The price is rising and positions are expanding, yet accounts remain net short; large traders’ positions have become very crowded, and selling pressure has reappeared on the minute-level timeframe. This divergence is more worth watching than the price gain alone.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$DASH $BTC
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$GTC was clearly weaker than $BTC over the past day, and perpetual open interest has also contracted; both global and top accounts are bearish, while the funding rate remains negative. But top traders’ positions are still net long, and aggressive buying has suddenly picked up over the past few minutes.
Binance data as of 04:47 (Beijing time): $GTC spot was around 0.18315 USDT, down 12.73% over 24h; $BTC was around 75,920.3 over the same period, down 0.54%. The 24h performance gap relative to BTC was about -12.19 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.21964 and the low was 0.18.
On the derivatives side: the funding rate was about -0.0336%. Perpetual open interest was down about 6.31% over the past 24 hours, but up about 1.84% over the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.54, with long accounts at about 35.3% and short accounts at about 64.7%. The top-trader account long/short ratio was about 0.69 (long accounts at about 40.9%). The top-trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.66 (long positions at about 62.4%, short positions at about 37.6%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.09 over the past hour and about 1.70 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is falling and positions are shrinking, while accounts are also more inclined to go short; yet large traders’ positions remain stacked on the long side, and buying pressure is pushing up again on the minute scale. This divergence amid relative weakness is worth watching—don’t focus only on the percentage change.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
$GTC $BTC
$GTC was clearly weaker than $BTC over the past day, and perpetual open interest has also contracted; both global and top accounts are bearish, while the funding rate remains negative. But top traders’ positions are still net long, and aggressive buying has suddenly picked up over the past few minutes.
Binance data as of 04:47 (Beijing time): $GTC spot was around 0.18315 USDT, down 12.73% over 24h; $BTC was around 75,920.3 over the same period, down 0.54%. The 24h performance gap relative to BTC was about -12.19 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.21964 and the low was 0.18.
On the derivatives side: the funding rate was about -0.0336%. Perpetual open interest was down about 6.31% over the past 24 hours, but up about 1.84% over the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.54, with long accounts at about 35.3% and short accounts at about 64.7%. The top-trader account long/short ratio was about 0.69 (long accounts at about 40.9%). The top-trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.66 (long positions at about 62.4%, short positions at about 37.6%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.09 over the past hour and about 1.70 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is falling and positions are shrinking, while accounts are also more inclined to go short; yet large traders’ positions remain stacked on the long side, and buying pressure is pushing up again on the minute scale. This divergence amid relative weakness is worth watching—don’t focus only on the percentage change.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
$GTC $BTC
Binance data as of 04:47 (Beijing time): $GTC spot was around 0.18315 USDT, down 12.73% over 24h; $BTC was around 75,920.3 over the same period, down 0.54%. The 24h performance gap relative to BTC was about -12.19 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.21964 and the low was 0.18.
On the derivatives side: the funding rate was about -0.0336%. Perpetual open interest was down about 6.31% over the past 24 hours, but up about 1.84% over the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.54, with long accounts at about 35.3% and short accounts at about 64.7%. The top-trader account long/short ratio was about 0.69 (long accounts at about 40.9%). The top-trader positions long/short ratio was about 1.66 (long positions at about 62.4%, short positions at about 37.6%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 1.09 over the past hour and about 1.70 over the past 5 minutes.
Price is falling and positions are shrinking, while accounts are also more inclined to go short; yet large traders’ positions remain stacked on the long side, and buying pressure is pushing up again on the minute scale. This divergence amid relative weakness is worth watching—don’t focus only on the percentage change.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
$GTC $BTC
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$MEGA was relatively stronger than $BTC over the past day, while global accounts still lean bearish; top traders’ positions are already heavily skewed bullish. Aggressive buying dominated over the past hour, but aggressive selling has pushed back in the last few minutes.
Binance data as of 04:36 (Beijing time): $MEGA spot price was about 0.04836 USDT, +5.52% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 75,914.4, -0.28% over the same period. The 24-hour performance difference relative to BTC was about +5.80 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.04996 and the low was 0.04461.
On the derivatives side: the funding rate was about +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest was up about 5.75% over the past 24 hours and about 0.04% over the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.88, with long accounts at about 46.9% and short accounts at about 53.1%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 1.01 (long accounts at about 50.3%). The top trader position long/short ratio was about 2.30 (about 69.7% long and 30.3% short). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was about 1.27 over the past hour and about 0.45 over the last 5 minutes.
Retail accounts remain tilted bearish, while top traders’ positions are piled on the long side; buying on the hourly timeframe and selling on the minute timeframe are also pulling in opposite directions. Beyond relative strength, first look at who is holding positions and who is selling.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
$MEGA $BTC
$MEGA was relatively stronger than $BTC over the past day, while global accounts still lean bearish; top traders’ positions are already heavily skewed bullish. Aggressive buying dominated over the past hour, but aggressive selling has pushed back in the last few minutes.
Binance data as of 04:36 (Beijing time): $MEGA spot price was about 0.04836 USDT, +5.52% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 75,914.4, -0.28% over the same period. The 24-hour performance difference relative to BTC was about +5.80 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.04996 and the low was 0.04461.
On the derivatives side: the funding rate was about +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest was up about 5.75% over the past 24 hours and about 0.04% over the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.88, with long accounts at about 46.9% and short accounts at about 53.1%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 1.01 (long accounts at about 50.3%). The top trader position long/short ratio was about 2.30 (about 69.7% long and 30.3% short). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was about 1.27 over the past hour and about 0.45 over the last 5 minutes.
Retail accounts remain tilted bearish, while top traders’ positions are piled on the long side; buying on the hourly timeframe and selling on the minute timeframe are also pulling in opposite directions. Beyond relative strength, first look at who is holding positions and who is selling.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
$MEGA $BTC
Binance data as of 04:36 (Beijing time): $MEGA spot price was about 0.04836 USDT, +5.52% over 24 hours; $BTC was about 75,914.4, -0.28% over the same period. The 24-hour performance difference relative to BTC was about +5.80 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.04996 and the low was 0.04461.
On the derivatives side: the funding rate was about +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest was up about 5.75% over the past 24 hours and about 0.04% over the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 0.88, with long accounts at about 46.9% and short accounts at about 53.1%. The top trader account long/short ratio was about 1.01 (long accounts at about 50.3%). The top trader position long/short ratio was about 2.30 (about 69.7% long and 30.3% short). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was about 1.27 over the past hour and about 0.45 over the last 5 minutes.
Retail accounts remain tilted bearish, while top traders’ positions are piled on the long side; buying on the hourly timeframe and selling on the minute timeframe are also pulling in opposite directions. Beyond relative strength, first look at who is holding positions and who is selling.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives APIs. Not investment advice.
$MEGA $BTC
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$CYBER significantly outperformed $BTC over the past day, while perpetual open interest climbed to roughly two and a half times its previous level. Yet the funding rate fell into negative territory, top traders’ positions remained slightly net short, and aggressive selling picked up again in the past few minutes.
Binance data as of 04:28 Beijing time: $CYBER spot was around 0.359 USDT, up 31.98% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,810.0, down 0.37% over the same period. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC was about 32.35 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.41 and the low was 0.268.
Derivatives: the funding rate was about -0.1354%. Perpetual open interest rose about 162.07% over the past 24 hours, and fell about 0.12% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.03, with long accounts at roughly 50.8% and short accounts at 49.2%. The top traders’ long/short account ratio was about 1.03 (long accounts around 50.7%). The top traders’ long/short positions ratio was about 0.81 (long positions around 44.8%, short positions around 55.2%). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was about 1.06 over the past hour and about 0.70 over the past five minutes.
Price and open interest surged together, but the funding rate remained negative, and top traders’ positions were not overwhelmingly long. New positions are piling up quickly, but rising market heat does not mean that bulls are already in control.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$CYBER $BTC
$CYBER significantly outperformed $BTC over the past day, while perpetual open interest climbed to roughly two and a half times its previous level. Yet the funding rate fell into negative territory, top traders’ positions remained slightly net short, and aggressive selling picked up again in the past few minutes.
Binance data as of 04:28 Beijing time: $CYBER spot was around 0.359 USDT, up 31.98% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,810.0, down 0.37% over the same period. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC was about 32.35 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.41 and the low was 0.268.
Derivatives: the funding rate was about -0.1354%. Perpetual open interest rose about 162.07% over the past 24 hours, and fell about 0.12% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.03, with long accounts at roughly 50.8% and short accounts at 49.2%. The top traders’ long/short account ratio was about 1.03 (long accounts around 50.7%). The top traders’ long/short positions ratio was about 0.81 (long positions around 44.8%, short positions around 55.2%). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was about 1.06 over the past hour and about 0.70 over the past five minutes.
Price and open interest surged together, but the funding rate remained negative, and top traders’ positions were not overwhelmingly long. New positions are piling up quickly, but rising market heat does not mean that bulls are already in control.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$CYBER $BTC
Binance data as of 04:28 Beijing time: $CYBER spot was around 0.359 USDT, up 31.98% over 24 hours; $BTC was around 75,810.0, down 0.37% over the same period. The 24-hour performance gap relative to BTC was about 32.35 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.41 and the low was 0.268.
Derivatives: the funding rate was about -0.1354%. Perpetual open interest rose about 162.07% over the past 24 hours, and fell about 0.12% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.03, with long accounts at roughly 50.8% and short accounts at 49.2%. The top traders’ long/short account ratio was about 1.03 (long accounts around 50.7%). The top traders’ long/short positions ratio was about 0.81 (long positions around 44.8%, short positions around 55.2%). The aggressive buy/sell ratio was about 1.06 over the past hour and about 0.70 over the past five minutes.
Price and open interest surged together, but the funding rate remained negative, and top traders’ positions were not overwhelmingly long. New positions are piling up quickly, but rising market heat does not mean that bulls are already in control.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
$CYBER $BTC
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$C is slightly stronger than $BTC over this period, while open interest in perpetual contracts fell by about 13% over the past day. The top traders' long/short position ratio has reached 3.63, with long positions accounting for about 78%; aggressive selling has clearly dominated in the past few minutes.
Binance data as of 04:18 Beijing time: $C spot price was about 0.0783 USDT, +6.10% over 24h; $BTC was about 75,842.6 over the same period, -0.15% over 24h. The difference in 24h performance relative to BTC was about +6.25 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.0792 and the low was 0.0692.
Perpetual contracts: funding rate was about +0.005%. Open interest fell about 13.01% over the past 24 hours and about 0.05% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.22, with long accounts at about 55.0% and short accounts at about 45.0%. The top traders' long/short account ratio was about 1.86 (long accounts at about 65.0%). The top traders' long/short position ratio was about 3.63 (long positions at about 78.4%, short positions at about 21.6%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.68 in the past hour and about 0.25 in the past 5 minutes.
The price is up, positions are shrinking, top traders' positions are heavily skewed long, and aggressive selling is picking up. This looks more like position rotation; don't read relative strength as proof that the bulls have firmly taken control.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures API. Not investment advice.
$C $BTC
$C is slightly stronger than $BTC over this period, while open interest in perpetual contracts fell by about 13% over the past day. The top traders' long/short position ratio has reached 3.63, with long positions accounting for about 78%; aggressive selling has clearly dominated in the past few minutes.
Binance data as of 04:18 Beijing time: $C spot price was about 0.0783 USDT, +6.10% over 24h; $BTC was about 75,842.6 over the same period, -0.15% over 24h. The difference in 24h performance relative to BTC was about +6.25 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.0792 and the low was 0.0692.
Perpetual contracts: funding rate was about +0.005%. Open interest fell about 13.01% over the past 24 hours and about 0.05% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.22, with long accounts at about 55.0% and short accounts at about 45.0%. The top traders' long/short account ratio was about 1.86 (long accounts at about 65.0%). The top traders' long/short position ratio was about 3.63 (long positions at about 78.4%, short positions at about 21.6%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.68 in the past hour and about 0.25 in the past 5 minutes.
The price is up, positions are shrinking, top traders' positions are heavily skewed long, and aggressive selling is picking up. This looks more like position rotation; don't read relative strength as proof that the bulls have firmly taken control.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures API. Not investment advice.
$C $BTC
Binance data as of 04:18 Beijing time: $C spot price was about 0.0783 USDT, +6.10% over 24h; $BTC was about 75,842.6 over the same period, -0.15% over 24h. The difference in 24h performance relative to BTC was about +6.25 percentage points. The intraday high was 0.0792 and the low was 0.0692.
Perpetual contracts: funding rate was about +0.005%. Open interest fell about 13.01% over the past 24 hours and about 0.05% in the past hour. The global long/short account ratio was about 1.22, with long accounts at about 55.0% and short accounts at about 45.0%. The top traders' long/short account ratio was about 1.86 (long accounts at about 65.0%). The top traders' long/short position ratio was about 3.63 (long positions at about 78.4%, short positions at about 21.6%). The taker buy/sell ratio was about 0.68 in the past hour and about 0.25 in the past 5 minutes.
The price is up, positions are shrinking, top traders' positions are heavily skewed long, and aggressive selling is picking up. This looks more like position rotation; don't read relative strength as proof that the bulls have firmly taken control.
Data from Binance spot ticker and public futures API. Not investment advice.
$C $BTC
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