🚦📈 Want to avoid becoming exit liquidity? Let's talk funding rates and long/short ratio. A consistently positive funding rate, say +0.025% or higher, shows longs are paying shorts – the crowd is heavily skewed bullish. Historically, when a coin's long/short ratio stays above 60-65% for hours, it often means a local top is near or a flush is coming to liquidate overleveraged positions. My hard-earned rule: if funding is consistently positive *and* the long/short ratio is screaming above 65%, that's my signal to trim existing longs or even consider a contrarian short. Don't chase the crowd; they usually end up wrong. Learn from my early mistakes!

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