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Tradoor Mini App User Guide
Tradoor Mini App User Guide
  • 👋Outline
  • 💱HOW TO TRADE ON TRADOOR
    • 🤔How do I make my first trade on Tradoor?
    • ⚙️How do I set up my wallet to start trading on Tradoor?
    • 💰How do I add funds to my Telegram wallet?
    • 📊Trading Perps 101
      • 🤔What is Perps Trading?
      • 🧭How to navigate Tradoor's Perps Trading Page
        • What does "Symbol" mean?
        • What does "Index Price" mean?
        • What does "24h" change mean?
        • What does "Open Interest" mean?
        • What does "Long/Short Rate" mean?
        • What does "1h Funding" and "1h Rollover" mean?
        • What does "Max Leverage" and "Average Leverage" mean?
        • What does "Available Liquidity" mean?
        • What does the Perps price chart mean?
        • What do the "long" and "short" button mean?
      • 🥇How do I make my first trade in Perps?
        • (1) Select between "Market Order" and "Limit Order"
        • (2) Enter the amount you would like to trade with
        • (3) Select the leverage you would like to trade with
        • (4) Have a look at your position
        • (5) Select your TP/SL
      • 🤑How do I make a profitable trade in Perps?
    • 📈Trading Options 101
      • 🧐What is Options Trading?
      • 🗺️How to navigate Tradoor's Classic Options Page
        • What does "Symbol" mean?
        • What does "Expiry" mean?
        • What does "Strike Price" mean?
        • What does the "Options Price Chart" mean?
        • What do "Call" and "Put" mean?
        • What do "Positions" and "History" mean?
      • ☝️How do I make my first Classic Options trade?
      • 🚸How to navigate Tradoor's DNT Options Page
        • What does "Symbol" mean?
        • What does "Expiry" mean?
        • What does "Strike Price" mean?
        • What does "Trigger" mean?
        • What do "Double No Touch Odds" mean?
        • What does the "Options Price Chart" mean?
        • What do "Positions" and "History" mean?
      • 🏆How do I make my first DNT Options trade?
      • 💰How do I make a profitable trade in Options?
      • 🎟️How do I use my Options Voucher?
  • ⚡Turbo Mode on Tradoor
    • ❔What is Turbo Mode?
    • 🌩️How do I start trading with Turbo Mode?
    • ✏️FAQs about Turbo Mode
  • 🌊ADD LIQUIDITY ON TRADOOR
    • 👀What is liquidity?
    • ❔Why add liquidity?
    • 🚰How to add liquidity to pools?
  • ❔Frequently Asked Questions
  • 🌟EARN REWARDS ON TRADOOR
    • 🎁What are $DOOR points?
    • 📊Earn rewards by trading
    • 👯Earn rewards by referring friends
    • 🏁Earn rewards by completing tasks
    • 🐂Earn rewards by feeding Sausage
  • 🤝GET CONNECTED ON TRADOOR
    • 👋How do I get connected on Tradoor?
  • 🛠️OTHERS
    • 🔮Oracle Data
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What does "Long/Short Rate" mean?

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Last updated 6 months ago

(E) Long/Short Rate

This represents the proportion of traders holding long positions compared to those holding short positions. It’s a key metric for assessing market sentiment and potential price movements. This is what it means:

  • High Long/Short Rate: This often indicates bullish sentiment, suggesting that many traders expect prices to rise. However, if the ratio is extremely high, it may signal overconfidence, which can lead to a price correction.

  • Low Long/Short Rate: Conversely, a low ratio suggests bearish sentiment, with more traders betting on price declines. An extremely low ratio might indicate that the market is oversold and could be due for a rebound.

The Long/Short Rate can aid in the following:

Market Dynamics: The Long/Short Ratio can help traders gauge potential price movements. If the majority are long and prices start to decline, there could be a wave of liquidations, pushing prices down further.

Risk Management: Traders use the Long/Short Ratio as part of their risk management strategy, helping them to make more informed decisions based on the overall market positioning

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