76,277 people are leaning Long, compared with just 24,549 leaning Short on Hyperliquid. That’s a ratio of over 3:1, guys!
This chart shows the Long side clearly dominating among the traders surveyed. The Long/Short Trader Ratio has risen from around 1.5 in late April to about 3.1 on October 14.
What stands out to me is that the Long ratio has climbed sharply while prices have also moved higher. Optimism is clearly strong, but when too many people are on the same side, the market can become more vulnerable if prices suddenly reverse.
However, the trader ratio is not the same as the ratio of Long/Short capital, so we can’t conclude from this alone which side will win.
What do you guys think—does this Long momentum have enough strength to keep pushing, or is the market getting crowded on one side? 76,277 people are leaning Long, compared with just 24,549 leaning Short on Hyperliquid. That’s a ratio of over 3:1, guys!
This chart shows the Long side clearly dominating among the traders surveyed. The Long/Short Trader Ratio has risen from around 1.5 in late April to about 3.1 on October 14.
What stands out to me is that the Long ratio has climbed sharply while prices have also moved higher. Optimism is clearly strong, but when too many people are on the same side, the market can become more vulnerable if prices suddenly reverse.
However, the trader ratio is not the same as the ratio of Long/Short capital, so we can’t conclude from this alone which side will win.
What do you guys think—is this Long momentum good to go yet? $BTC
This chart shows the Long side clearly dominating among the traders surveyed. The Long/Short Trader Ratio has risen from around 1.5 in late April to about 3.1 on October 14.
What stands out to me is that the Long ratio has climbed sharply while prices have also moved higher. Optimism is clearly strong, but when too many people are on the same side, the market can become more vulnerable if prices suddenly reverse.
However, the trader ratio is not the same as the ratio of Long/Short capital, so we can’t conclude from this alone which side will win.
What do you guys think—does this Long momentum have enough strength to keep pushing, or is the market getting crowded on one side? 76,277 people are leaning Long, compared with just 24,549 leaning Short on Hyperliquid. That’s a ratio of over 3:1, guys!
This chart shows the Long side clearly dominating among the traders surveyed. The Long/Short Trader Ratio has risen from around 1.5 in late April to about 3.1 on October 14.
What stands out to me is that the Long ratio has climbed sharply while prices have also moved higher. Optimism is clearly strong, but when too many people are on the same side, the market can become more vulnerable if prices suddenly reverse.
However, the trader ratio is not the same as the ratio of Long/Short capital, so we can’t conclude from this alone which side will win.
What do you guys think—is this Long momentum good to go yet? $BTC