Bitcoin perpetual futures turn slightly bearish as shorts edge ahead across major exchanges

  • Bitcoin perpetual futures traders held more short than long positions across three major exchanges.
  • 51.53% of positions were short versus 48.47% long over the past 24 hours.
  • Binance showed the strongest short bias, followed by OKX and Bybit.

Bitcoin perpetual futures show a modest bearish tilt over the past 24 hours, with shorts representing 51.53% of open positions versus 48.47% for longs across Binance, OKX and Bybit, the three largest crypto futures exchanges by open interest. Binance has the widest gap at 47.75% long and 52.25% short, followed by OKX at 48.29% and 51.71%, while Bybit is closest to balanced at 48.51% and 51.49%. The figures measure the share of open positions rather than their dollar value, so they do not fully show the size of directional bets. Long/short ratios are sentiment indicators rather than standalone forecasts and are best assessed alongside funding rates, open-interest changes, volume and broader market conditions.

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