$ONE has strengthened sharply against $BTC over the past day, while perpetual open interest has also built up noticeably.
Binance data as of 05:47 (Beijing time): $ONE spot price was around 0.001697 USDT, up 58.30% over 24h; $BTC was around 75,825.2 over the same period, down 0.25%. The 24h performance gap against BTC was about +58.55%. The intraday high was 0.00172 and the low was 0.001045. Spot trading volume was around 16.1M USDT.
Derivatives: funding rate was around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest rose about 60.24% over the past 24 hours and about 2.09% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.00, with long accounts at about 50.0% and short accounts at about 50.0%. The top trader long/short account ratio was around 1.05 (long accounts at about 51.3%). The top trader long/short position ratio was around 1.18 (about 54.1% long and 45.9% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was around 1.01 over the most recent hour and around 1.14 over the past 5 minutes.
Both spot relative strength and 24-hour open interest have risen substantially, but global accounts are still almost evenly split between longs and shorts, and top trader positions are not crowded at extremes either. The price has surged and open interest has followed, but account positioning has not become one-sided yet—the key things to watch next are whether open interest continues to build and whether aggressive buying pushes the short-term buy/sell ratio higher.
Data sourced from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
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Binance data as of 05:47 (Beijing time): $ONE spot price was around 0.001697 USDT, up 58.30% over 24h; $BTC was around 75,825.2 over the same period, down 0.25%. The 24h performance gap against BTC was about +58.55%. The intraday high was 0.00172 and the low was 0.001045. Spot trading volume was around 16.1M USDT.
Derivatives: funding rate was around +0.0050%. Perpetual open interest rose about 60.24% over the past 24 hours and about 2.09% in the most recent hour. The global long/short account ratio was around 1.00, with long accounts at about 50.0% and short accounts at about 50.0%. The top trader long/short account ratio was around 1.05 (long accounts at about 51.3%). The top trader long/short position ratio was around 1.18 (about 54.1% long and 45.9% short). The taker buy/sell ratio was around 1.01 over the most recent hour and around 1.14 over the past 5 minutes.
Both spot relative strength and 24-hour open interest have risen substantially, but global accounts are still almost evenly split between longs and shorts, and top trader positions are not crowded at extremes either. The price has surged and open interest has followed, but account positioning has not become one-sided yet—the key things to watch next are whether open interest continues to build and whether aggressive buying pushes the short-term buy/sell ratio higher.
Data sourced from Binance spot ticker and public derivatives endpoints. Not investment advice.
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