Why can two long-short ratios for the same contract sometimes point in opposite directions, with one bullish and the other bearish?
It’s worth understanding how contract long-short ratios work.
The long-short ratio describes how positions are distributed; it doesn’t predict prices. When one side becomes especially crowded, a move in the opposite direction can trigger a cascade of stop-losses.
Don’t rush into action just because everyone around you is buying.
Here’s a price at the end: $BTC reports 82360.2 (24h -1.58%).
#BTC
It’s worth understanding how contract long-short ratios work.
The long-short ratio describes how positions are distributed; it doesn’t predict prices. When one side becomes especially crowded, a move in the opposite direction can trigger a cascade of stop-losses.
Don’t rush into action just because everyone around you is buying.
Here’s a price at the end: $BTC reports 82360.2 (24h -1.58%).
#BTC