Crypto long/short ratio (Binance, Bybit, OKX)

Share of accounts holding long vs short futures positions, latest hourly value as of 2026-10-29 09:19 UTC. 14 of 16 coins have more than 60% of Binance accounts long.

CoinBinance accountsRatioBinance top tradersBybitOKX
BTC long/short▲ 69% long2.2367%66%69%
ETH long/short▲ 78% long3.5665%73%74%
SOL long/short▲ 77% long3.3171%77%77%
XRP long/short▲ 76% long3.0869%81%—
DOGE long/short▲ 74% long2.8776%79%82%
BNB long/short▲ 67% long2.0754%71%—
ADA long/short▲ 65% long1.8764%74%—
SUI long/short▲ 67% long2.0166%77%—
LINK long/short▲ 63% long1.6871%72%—
AVAX long/short▲ 61% long1.5571%72%—
HYPE long/short▲ 68% long2.1373%74%—
LTC long/short▲ 70% long2.3575%75%—
PEPE long/short▲ 67% long2.0663%73%—
TRX long/short▲ 55% long1.2238%75%—
AAVE long/short▲ 51% long1.0672%64%—
ENA long/short▲ 63% long1.7360%75%—

Percentages are the long side's share. Binance top-trader column is by position size, the rest by account count.

Frequently asked questions

What is the BTC long/short ratio now?

On Binance 69% of accounts trading BTC futures are long, ratio 2.23 (2026-10-29 09:19 UTC).

What is the long/short ratio?

The number of accounts holding longs divided by those holding shorts. 2.00 means two long accounts per short account (67% long). It counts accounts, not position size.

How to read it?

A high ratio means the crowd is long. Some traders treat extreme crowding as contrarian, but the ratio alone does not give direction.

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