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Long/Short Ratio Data

Futures long/short ratio and positioning by coin, fetched at the same moment.

Long/short ratio by coin

Ratio = long share / short share; above 1 means longs dominate.

# Coin Price 24h Change Long/Short Ratio Account L/S Taker buy/sell Long/short positioning
1 BTCBitcoin $81,265.00 -3.83% 1.479 67.1% 56.1%
2 ETHEthereum $2,382.05 -4.86% 1.664 74.3% 56.9%
3 USDTTether $0.9990 -0.04% — — — —
4 BNB $729.73 -2.62% 1.917 72.2% 69.0%
5 XRP $1.31 -6.05% 1.689 78.0% 41.6%
6 USDC $0.9995 -0.01% — — — —
7 SOLSolana $103.56 -4.54% 1.883 75.6% 56.6%
8 TRXTRON $0.3278 -1.37% 1.309 56.3% 68.3%
9 ZECZcash $1,218.22 -9.57% 1.092 51.5% 54.3%
10 HYPEHyperliquid $77.72 -5.01% 1.515 69.7% 44.7%
11 DOGEDogecoin $0.0785 -5.61% 1.747 77.7% 48.5%

Source: on-site data endpoint, fetched at the same moment as this page.

BTC long share

Share of long positions (%).

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ETH long share

Share of long positions (%).

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FAQ

How is the long/short ratio calculated?

It is the long position share divided by the short position share. Above 1 means longs dominate, below 1 means shorts dominate.

What is the difference between account and taker ratios?

The account ratio counts accounts holding each side; the taker ratio counts aggressive buy versus sell volume. Together they separate retail sentiment from actual order flow.