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L/S Ratio · 4HThe long/short ratio measures how futures traders are positioned by comparing the long side of a market to the short side — most commonly the number of accounts holding longs versus shorts. Learn more →1.54
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Long %60.6%
Short %39.4%
CDNS Long/Short Ratio Chart · Perpetual · Aggregated
Position Imbalance · vs 50% · per 4hlongs dominantshorts dominantCDNS price
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Long/Short Ratio by Exchange · Top 105 by OI
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Exchanges CDNS Long/Short Ratio
| Exchanges | % Long/Short | Ratio | Long Volume | Short Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ΣAll Exchanges | 1.536 | $347.26K | $226.02K | ||
| MMEXC | 1.536 | $347.26K | $226.02K | Trade |
Long/short ratio is taker buy vs sell volume (USD). Live candles update about every 10 seconds; intraday figures are finalized nightly.
Over the past 24 hours the CDNS long/short ratio averages 1.538 — aggressive buyers outweigh sellers in taker flow. Put differently, 60.6% of CDNS taker volume is long and 39.4% is short — CDNS short positioning is below half the flow. On the most recent hour the ratio sits at 1.084, tilting toward shorts versus the daily average. Learn more about how the long/short ratio works →
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About the CDNS long/short ratio
The CDNS long/short ratio (CDNS long short ratio) divides taker buy volume by taker sell volume on CDNS perpetual futures — the quickest read on whether CDNS short or long positioning dominates. This page charts it from 5-minute up to daily candles, with a per-exchange breakdown below the chart.
A reading above 1 means aggressive buying dominates CDNS taker flow; below 1, selling dominates. The aggregate covers every tracked derivatives exchange, excludes venues reporting no data, and refreshes continuously.
Frequently asked questions
Are traders long or short CDNS right now?
Taker flow over the past 24 hours puts the CDNS long/short ratio at 1.538, meaning buyers are in control of taker flow.
How much of CDNS is short right now?
39.4% of CDNS taker volume is short versus 60.6% long over the past 24 hours, a ratio of 1.538. The share bar above tracks the split live.
What does a CDNS long/short ratio of 1.538 mean?
The ratio divides taker buy volume by taker sell volume: above 1, aggressive buying dominates; below 1, selling dominates. At 1.538, CDNS buy volume currently outweighs sell volume.
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