XRP Derivatives Data Shows Strong Long Bias Despite Spot Drop and Heavy Liquidations
Futures positioning on major exchanges remained predominantly bullish even as XRP slipped to $1.38 and longs suffered millions in liquidations.
Derivatives data across several major trading venues indicates that futures traders maintain a pronounced bullish stance on XRP despite a 1.55% dip in its spot price to $1.38. According to CoinGlass metrics, retail participants and large accounts have largely preserved leveraged long exposures.
On Binance, whale accounts posted an extremely bullish long-to-short ratio of 2.74, while retail accounts stood at 2.47, contrasting with an extremely bearish signal among Smart Money accounts. OKX showed widespread optimism, with retail accounts at a 2.55 ratio and whale position ratios reaching 30.86 alongside bullish Smart Money positioning. Bybit data reflected retail and whale account ratios of 3.39, even as Smart Money on the platform remained bearish.
This aggressive long bias led to significant forced closures during the recent price decline. Total 24-hour liquidations reached $7.91 million, with long positions making up $7.62 million, or approximately 96% of the total. Shorter-term 12-hour data showed long liquidations accounting for roughly 99% of all liquidations at $4.95 million.
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