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Dogecoin Long-to-Short Account Ratio Surpasses Major Assets on OKX
OKX derivatives data revealed that 81% of Dogecoin accounts were long, showing far higher concentration than Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other large assets.
Exchange data collected on October 16 at 10:00 UTC showed Dogecoin derivatives accounts on OKX reached a long-to-short ratio of 4.17 to 1, with 81% of participating accounts holding long positions. The level of directional tilt exceeded that of other major digital assets, including Bitcoin at 1.61 and Ethereum at 1.78.
Dogecoin traded at $0.082375 on Friday midday, up 2.9% across 24 hours and down 3.5% on a seven-day basis. Prices fluctuated between an intraday low of $0.077935 and a high of $0.082513.
The long/short ratio published by OKX counts active accounts rather than capital volume. Consequently, the data serves as a measure of head count among individual traders, treating accounts of all sizes equally regardless of total position value.
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