Long bets outnumber short ones across the big venues for Bitcoin. As of 16:48 UTC on Oct 16, Binance counted 1.62 $BTC accounts long for every short, OKX showed 1.76, and Bybit had 62.3% of its accounts on the buy side.
The biggest Binance traders hold 1.76 long accounts per short by head count, but 1.52 by position size, so their money is less one sided than their numbers.
Over the 24 hours to that reading, aggressive buyers outpaced sellers by +916 BTC. In the last hour, the ratio of buying to selling stood at 0.73, meaning sellers carried more volume. Among 30 coins tracked, SIREN had the steepest tilt, at 2.85 accounts long per short.
The biggest Binance traders hold 1.76 long accounts per short by head count, but 1.52 by position size, so their money is less one sided than their numbers.
Over the 24 hours to that reading, aggressive buyers outpaced sellers by +916 BTC. In the last hour, the ratio of buying to selling stood at 0.73, meaning sellers carried more volume. Among 30 coins tracked, SIREN had the steepest tilt, at 2.85 accounts long per short.