2025-12-16 02:50:29

#加密生态动态追踪 $BNB Long-Short Opposing Data Exposure! Two Major Trading Platforms Show Extreme Divergence

An interesting split has appeared in the market — this is not just ordinary price fluctuation.

The data is quite eye-catching:
✅ On a leading spot platform, 72.5% of traders are long
✅ On a perpetual contract platform, 72.3% of traders are short

The question is, what is really happening?
⚠️ Major capital is quietly flowing out
⚠️ In the past 24 hours, the scale of long liquidation is exactly 12 times that of short liquidation

Numbers speak volumes. This means the probability that the vast majority of retail traders are right is very low.

From a technical perspective, these levels are very critical:
📌 Once the 835.76 level is broken, the short positions are truly stabilized
📌 If it falls below 800, there is real room for imagination below

The truth is simple — when most people are wrong, that’s often when opportunities arise.

Think with data and find the market’s true turning points; this is more important than just being bullish or bearish.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 2025-12-18 22:50

72.5% long positions but liquidation at 12x, this data is incredible. Are retail investors collectively giving away money?

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HashRateHermit

· 2025-12-18 14:59

This data is outrageous, with a 12x liquidation difference... Retail investors are really working for the big players.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-17 17:18

72.5% Long vs 72.3% Short? The contrast is really outrageous, the main players have already left, and the bulls are still in a daze. Long liquidation 12 times short? That's just ridiculous, retail investors are really just giving money to the exchange. If 835.76 can't be broken, this market will continue to fluctuate, 800 is the real watershed. When most people are wrong... I just want to ask, when will it be my turn to bet correctly? Spot long and short are so polarized, frankly, it's just the exchange harvesting, and the data looks very impressive.

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wrekt_but_learning

· 2025-12-17 15:18

72.5% long position liquidation at 12x leverage, this is the fate of retail investors, hilarious Forget it, not looking anymore, let's wait until 800 The main players are no longer showing outflows, this market feels a bit fishy

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SnapshotLaborer

· 2025-12-16 03:20

72.5% long but wiped out more than 12 times, this is the rhythm of newbies getting liquidated This wave of BNB looks like the whales are taking profits, retail investors are all going the opposite way The main players are quietly flowing out, and you're still shouting bull market, good grief Wait until it breaks below 800 to talk about it, nothing is easy to judge right now This data makes my scalp tingle, it's another big reversal rhythm

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DegenWhisperer

· 2025-12-16 03:17

72.5% Long vs 72.3% Short, this comparison is crazy... The main players already slipped away, why are so many still betting? --- Longs liquidation 12 times? What kind of luck is that, my friend was still talking about bottom fishing yesterday --- Is 835.76 really that critical? Feels like every time it's mentioned, the outcome is the opposite --- Most people being wrong = opportunity? Should I just follow the mainstream in the opposite direction... too brain-burning --- Such extreme divergence between two platforms, what does it mean? It just shows no one really understands BNB --- When the main players are flowing out, retail investors are still going long, this script is pretty intense --- What does it mean if it drops below 800 and the potential space is gone, still continuing to crash? --- Seeing this data makes my heart feel blocked, like the fate of being cut as a leek is already written --- Can 72.3% of people doing shorts really hold on until 800? I think it's doubtful

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-16 03:17

72.5% long vs 72.3% short, isn't this the classic retail hedging... The main force outflow and liquidation are 12 times different, I just want to know who is taking the bait.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 2025-12-16 03:04

Retail investors are trapped again. This data makes my scalp tingle; both longs and shorts in spot trading are being stepped on, no one can escape. The liquidation margin is 12 times higher; the main players have already been eating up the chips, while we're still watching the K-line. I remember the two thresholds at 835 and 800; I'm waiting to watch the show. Most of the time, when everyone is wrong, it's actually an opportunity. But the problem is, how do we know we're not that majority? That's why I only dare to place small bets. Life is more important than money.

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MoonMathMagic

· 2025-12-16 03:01

Long positions liquidated 12 times? This is the real slaughter, retail investors have been completely wiped out again.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 2025-12-16 02:56

Damn, long positions are liquidating at 12x leverage. This is the main force cutting us off. Heavy loss warning.

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