$BTTC with respect to -> $BTC

1. Growth of Margin Debt:

This chart shows the percentage change in the total amount of money borrowed to trade Bitcoin on margin over the past 24 hours and 30 days.

24h: A slight increase of 1.40% indicates that more people are borrowing money to trade Bitcoin.

30d: A decrease of -0.57% shows that overall, the amount of margin debt has decreased slightly over the past 30 days.

2. Margin Long-Short Positions Ratio:

This chart shows the ratio of long positions (bets on price increase) to short positions (bets on price decrease) in Bitcoin margin trading.

24h & 30d: The ratio has been around 30, indicating a slight bullish sentiment among margin traders. However, the ratio has been decreasing slightly over the past 30 days, suggesting that some traders may be taking profits or reducing their long positions.

3. Isolated Margin Borrow Amount Ratio:

This chart shows the ratio of the amount of money borrowed on isolated margin (where each position is isolated and not affected by other positions) to the total value of the collateral used for those positions.

24h & 30d: The ratio has been fluctuating between 1 and 8, indicating that traders are generally using a moderate amount of leverage on isolated margin positions. However, there have been periods of higher leverage, suggesting that some traders may be taking on more risk.

Overall Trend:

The charts suggest a slightly bullish sentiment among Bitcoin margin traders, with a slight increase in margin debt and a stable long-short positions ratio. However, the decreasing long-short positions ratio and the fluctuating isolated margin borrow amount ratio indicate that some traders may be taking profits or reducing their risk exposure.

Important Notes:

These charts only represent the behavior of margin traders and may not reflect the overall market sentiment.

Margin trading is a high-risk activity and should only be undertaken by experienced traders who understand the risks involved.

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