BTC $64,669.76 -0.75%
ETH $1,896.94 -1.36%
BNB $600.80 -1.46%
XRP $1.02 -0.95%
SOL $76.54 -0.06%
TRX $0.3308 +0.32%
DOGE $0.0698 -0.75%
ADA $0.1961 -0.48%
BCH $214.64 -1.16%
LINK $8.30 -0.19%
HYPE $54.73 +0.26%
AAVE $90.98 -0.55%
SUI $0.6947 -0.14%
XLM $0.1626 -0.11%
ZEC $504.67 -3.48%
BTC $64,669.76 -0.75%
ETH $1,896.94 -1.36%
BNB $600.80 -1.46%
XRP $1.02 -0.95%
SOL $76.54 -0.06%
TRX $0.3308 +0.32%
DOGE $0.0698 -0.75%
ADA $0.1961 -0.48%
BCH $214.64 -1.16%
LINK $8.30 -0.19%
HYPE $54.73 +0.26%
AAVE $90.98 -0.55%
SUI $0.6947 -0.14%
XLM $0.1626 -0.11%
ZEC $504.67 -3.48%

Data: BTC fell from $107,000 to $85,000 in just 11 days, with Binance's 24-hour Bitcoin long-to-short ratio at 2.67:1

2025-11-22 19:54:55

According to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa, Bitcoin dropped from $107,000 to $85,000 in just 11 days, and the market continues to decline. In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount in the market reached $1.87 billion, with longs accounting for 87%; the cumulative liquidation scale over the past week has been between $5 billion and $7 billion, with BTC accounting for 40-60%; due to last night's dip, the OI of BTC and ETH has decreased to varying degrees in the past 24 hours, with BTC OI at $58.55 billion and ETH at $32.72 billion.

Contrary to intuitive feelings, longs still dominate the existing OI. Taking Binance BTC data as an example, the long-short account ratio in the past 24 hours is 2.67:1, and the ratio for top traders is as high as 3.38:1; most exchanges maintain a positive funding rate, meaning that longs continue to pay shorts.

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