Just saw this: The long/short ratio of accounts across the platform for $SOL is 2.76 (73.4% long / 26.6% short).
People often ask how to read the platform-wide account long/short ratio. Here’s how I understand it.
A ratio above 1 means most accounts are net long; below 1 means the opposite. The long and short percentages show the share of accounts on each side.
A bullish long/short ratio doesn’t mean the price is about to rise, and a bearish one doesn’t mean it’s about to fall. It describes positioning, not market direction.
Leave enough margin for leveraged positions so a single wick doesn’t liquidate your trade.
The data comes from public sources; be sure to verify it yourself.
People often ask how to read the platform-wide account long/short ratio. Here’s how I understand it.
A ratio above 1 means most accounts are net long; below 1 means the opposite. The long and short percentages show the share of accounts on each side.
A bullish long/short ratio doesn’t mean the price is about to rise, and a bearish one doesn’t mean it’s about to fall. It describes positioning, not market direction.
Leave enough margin for leveraged positions so a single wick doesn’t liquidate your trade.
The data comes from public sources; be sure to verify it yourself.