Crowd scoreboard
Is the crowd wrong?
Every time a coin's share of long accounts on Binance hits the top 10% of its own last 30 days, ratio.day logs it and checks the price 3 days later. Same for the bottom 10%. Loading…
All tracked crypto perps
Latest crowd extremes
| Coin | Crowd | Verdict | 3d later | 24h later | Long share | When (UTC) |
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How it works
The 40 most traded crypto perpetuals on Binance are checked hourly. "Crowded" is relative to each coin's own last 30 days, so 80% long can be a crowded short for a coin that usually sits at 90%. A coin counts again on the same side only after 48 hours. The crowd is wrong when the price moves against it: lower after a crowded long, higher after a crowded short. 50% would be a coin flip. Binance keeps 30 days of long/short history; the scoreboard keeps every event since it started, so the sample grows.
Disclaimer
Not financial advice. General market information for educational and entertainment purposes only; not investment, trading, tax or legal advice, and not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything. Past patterns do not predict future prices.
No guarantee of accuracy. Data comes from Binance's public API and can be delayed, incomplete or wrong. Provided as is, without warranty.