The following are the 24-hour long/short ratios for BTC perpetual futures on the top three global crypto futures exchanges by open interest. The aggregate ratio across the exchanges is 50.22% long to ...

The following are the 24-hour long/short ratios for BTC perpetual futures on the top three global crypto futures exchanges by open interest. The aggregate ratio across the exchanges is 50.22% long to 49.78% short. By exchange, the ratios are: Binance (50.8% long / 49.2% short), OKX (51.01% long / 48.99% short), and Bybit (49.13% long / 50.87% short).

BTC perpetual futures long/short ratio update

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When talking about Polymarket, many people know that its core is: YES + NO = 1. But do you really understand this simple formula? Today, I'll explain Polymarket's shared order book in detail!

If you check Polymarket's official documentation, you'll find that the price calculation is explained as follows:

You might not fully understand it after reading this, but that's okay. Let me give you an example.

A torn dollar bill

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