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CBRS Long/Short Ratio

Free CBRS long/short account ratio history from our continuous archive. Positioning extremes and 24h shift. No signup.

Percentile vs own historyP11 · Normal
Current1.02
24h change+26.13%
7d change-30.93%
Archive low0.6548
Archive high2.71
Archive depth64 days · grows daily

Long/Short Ratio

The long/short ratio shows how retail accounts are positioned. Extreme readings mark crowded trades — historically, the crowd is worst-positioned exactly at extremes.

📊 What happened after past extremes

This coin · top-10% entriesNot enough historical events yet (n<8) — stats appear as the archive grows.
This coin · bottom-10% entriesLast 5 entries → next 24h: median -4.12%, 40% closed higher
All 50 coins pooled · top-10%Last 224 entries → next 24h: median -0.21%, 47% closed higher
All 50 coins pooled · bottom-10%Last 236 entries → next 24h: median -0.09%, 48% closed higher

Computed from our own archive · event-study method: non-overlapping entries into the tail bucket, forward 24h price return

Public APIs cap OI/LSR history at 30 days. We log continuously — this archive deepens every day and cannot be reconstructed retroactively.

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FAQ

What is the long/short ratio?

It is the ratio of accounts holding net-long vs net-short positions on Binance Futures. Above 1 = more longs; below 1 = more shorts.

How do traders use the long/short ratio?

Mostly contrarian: extreme crowding on one side historically marks poor risk/reward for the crowd, especially combined with funding extremes.

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