🐋 Beyond tracking funds, there’s another concept worth understanding: the futures long/short ratio
The large traders’ long/short ratio looks at users in the top 20% by margin balance, and divides their total long positions by their total short positions.
The ratio describes how positions are distributed, not where prices are headed; when positions are too heavily concentrated on one side, a move in the opposite direction may trigger a cascade of liquidations.
The corresponding coin: $BTC is trading at 82655.81 (+0.12% over 24h).
Don’t immediately double down to recover your losses—this often leads to even bigger losses.
#BTC
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The large traders’ long/short ratio looks at users in the top 20% by margin balance, and divides their total long positions by their total short positions.
The ratio describes how positions are distributed, not where prices are headed; when positions are too heavily concentrated on one side, a move in the opposite direction may trigger a cascade of liquidations.
The corresponding coin: $BTC is trading at 82655.81 (+0.12% over 24h).
Don’t immediately double down to recover your losses—this often leads to even bigger losses.
#BTC
This content is for reference only. Make your own decisions.