🚨 BTC LONG/SHORT RATIO PLUMMETS – SIGN OF THE MARKET PREPARING TO TURN? 🧨📉
Data from the CoinGlass chart shows a significant fluctuation in the Long/Short ratio over the past 48 hours. The signal is becoming clearly evident in both volume and the number of trading accounts.
📊 Chart 1 – BTC Long/Short Ratio Chart (Volume Based)
The Long/Short ratio is free-falling from ~1.1 down to 0.43 – meaning that the number of short orders is overwhelmingly dominant.
As of 19/06 - 07:00, only ~30% of the volume consists of long orders, while shorts account for up to 70%.
This is the strongest short bias since 14/06 → a sign that the market is extremely bearish in the short term.
📈 Chart 2 – Binance BTCUSDT Long/Short (Accounts Based)
In contrast to volume, the number of accounts still leans slightly long, fluctuating around 1.00–1.10.
This means: many accounts are opening long positions, but with smaller volumes → while fewer people are shorting but doing so heavily.
Pressure from whales/institutional investors is leaning towards selling.
🧠 Personal Strategy:
❌ Do not open long positions quickly in this area.
⚠️ If BTC cannot hold $105k–106k, a short-term squeeze may occur → need to closely monitor liquidity.
✅ Prioritize setting up shorts if there is an increase in breakdown volume.
🔍 Wait for confirmation signals from the funding rate & liquidation orders for additional support.
📌 Conclusion:
The long/short ratio is warning of the risk of a short squeeze or a strong dump. The cash flow is playing in an extreme direction – retail traders need to be extremely cautious at this moment.
💣 Bears are dominating – is BTC about to test $103k–104k again? 🤔
