How does the short interest ratio affect the price of digital currencies?

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• Morton GludSep 16, 2024 · a year ago
  The short interest ratio is an important metric that can impact the price of digital currencies. It measures the number of short positions (traders betting on a price decline) relative to the total number of coins in circulation. When the short interest ratio is high, it suggests that there is a significant bearish sentiment in the market, as more traders are betting against the currency. This can lead to a decrease in demand and a subsequent drop in price. Conversely, a low short interest ratio indicates a more bullish sentiment, as there are fewer traders betting against the currency. This can create increased demand and drive up the price. It's important for investors to monitor the short interest ratio as part of their overall analysis of the market and potential price movements of digital currencies.
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