[Gift Master PICK] SOL·XRP Coin Margin Ratio Exceeds 80%... Altcoins Show a Clear Bias Toward Long Positions

■ Major Cryptocurrency Long Positions Overview

Based on position volume benchmarks, Bitcoin (BTC) long position proportions are: 58.71% in USD margin and 57.17% in coin margin.

Ethereum (ETH) long position proportions are: 62.43% in USD margin and 69.85% in coin margin. XRP’s long position proportions are: 46.41% in USD margin and 76.59% in coin margin.

Solana (SOL) long position proportions are: 55.69% in USD margin and 85.94% in coin margin; Dogecoin (DOGE) long position proportions are: 59.28% in USD margin and 54.52% in coin margin.

■ Accounts Holding Long Positions

From the account benchmark, the proportion of accounts holding long positions in Bitcoin (BTC) is: 75.45% in USD margin and 68.41% in coin margin.

For Ethereum (ETH), the proportion is: 79.19% in USD margin and 78.88% in coin margin; XRP accounts with long positions make up: 73.46% in USD margin and 80.02% in coin margin.

Solana (SOL) accounts with long positions are: 78.37% in USD margin and 81.70% in coin margin; Dogecoin (DOGE) accounts with long positions are: 75.42% in USD margin and 86.27% in coin margin.

■ Top Traders’ Positions TST·FIO

[Editor’s note] The trading patterns of top cryptocurrency futures traders are important indicators for assessing future market trends. Due to their high level of trading expertise and market sensitivity, observing the cryptocurrencies they predominantly hold long positions in can help grasp overall investor sentiment and directional trends. However, it should be noted that some traders may hedge spot holdings with futures contracts, so additional analysis is needed when interpreting the data. CoinGlass defines the top 20% of investors by margin balance as top traders.

The USD margin market (U market) is mainly favored by institutional investors seeking stable returns, used to reduce volatility, conduct short-term trading, and hedge. The coin margin market (C market) is often used by crypto bulls or long-term holders looking to leverage assets. In a bull market, an increase in open contracts in the C market may indicate market optimism; whereas in a bear market, growth in trading volume in the U market may suggest inflows of institutional funds.