The long-to-short ratio has dipped to approximately 66%, signaling a notable shift in market positioning. This decline reflects growing caution among traders, with short positions gaining relative momentum against long exposure. Such movement in the L/S ratio often precedes volatility in spot and derivatives markets, making it a key metric for sentiment assessment during uncertain trading sessions.
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 4h ago
66%? That ratio still feels not quite right; the bears could still go on a wild run.
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notSatoshi1971
· 4h ago
The bears are starting to act up again. The 66% level really requires caution.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 4h ago
66%? Damn, this bullish wave is about to be doomed. Let me tell you, brother, when this ratio drops, it's a signal flare, and the bears start to fleece. I got caught the same way last time I was trading contracts. Now that I see the trend coming again, I need to quickly check my wallet address to ensure my assets are safe.
The long-to-short ratio has dipped to approximately 66%, signaling a notable shift in market positioning. This decline reflects growing caution among traders, with short positions gaining relative momentum against long exposure. Such movement in the L/S ratio often precedes volatility in spot and derivatives markets, making it a key metric for sentiment assessment during uncertain trading sessions.