The number of long and short positions in the whole market was originally the same, so why would the long-short ratio deviate from 1?
The large accounts here refer to Binance’s top 20% of users screened by margin balance, not any specific institution or whale.
When comparing the long-short ratio, distinguish between account count and position basis; the same number means different things under different bases.
Back to the market: $BTC quoted at 82928 (24h +0.42%).
When did everyone figure this out?
#BTC
This is not investment advice in any form. Risk is your own.
The large accounts here refer to Binance’s top 20% of users screened by margin balance, not any specific institution or whale.
When comparing the long-short ratio, distinguish between account count and position basis; the same number means different things under different bases.
Back to the market: $BTC quoted at 82928 (24h +0.42%).
When did everyone figure this out?
#BTC
This is not investment advice in any form. Risk is your own.