Binance Data Shows Top Traders Still Bullish on Shiba Inu After Price Dip

• Binance top trader accounts maintain 52.01% long positions versus 47.99% short
• Open position allocation shows 48.82% long and 51.18% short for 0.95 ratio
• SHIB declined from $0.000012 to $0.000007011 before rebounding to $0.000007152

Data from Binance top-trader accounts indicates a cautiously optimistic stance toward Shiba Inu as a higher percentage of professional traders anticipate upside movement. Current figures show these accounts hold 52.01% net long versus 47.99% net short positions, creating a long-to-short ratio of 1.08.

The gap remains narrow but indicates mild preference for SHIB among experienced platform traders. The positioning split suggests this trader group expects a potential recovery rather than establishing strong bearish positions against the meme token.

Position Size Allocation Reveals Cautious Approach

Open position analysis reveals a more reserved stance by capital deployment. Top traders allocate 48.82% of Shiba Inu exposure to long positions and 51.18% to shorts, resulting in a 0.95 ratio. This distribution shows that despite bullish sentiment tilt, traders limit capital commitment on the long side.

The cautious positioning aligns with Shiba Inu’s recent price trajectory. The token plunged from approximately $0.000012 to a low of $0.000007448 on October 10, marking a sharp decline during that period. The downtrend continued afterward with SHIB slipping below the October 10 low.

The token reached $0.000007011 on December 19 before staging a modest recovery to about $0.000007152. Many traders remain wary that further downside could materialize. Binance’s top traders currently allocate slightly more capital to short positions than longs, though roughly 52% of their accounts maintain long positioning.

Before yesterday’s correction, top-trader accounts displayed stronger bullish conviction with 62.3% positioned long and just 37.7% allocated to shorts. Open positions among these traders leaned decisively toward longs, accounting for 67.9% of exposure compared with only 32.1% on the short side.

The latest decline across the market pushed SHIB down 2.1% over 24 hours, triggering a rapid positioning shift. Short positions briefly overtook longs in response, driving the long-to-short ratio down to 0.95 from previous levels.

Despite this adjustment, sentiment among Binance’s top traders maintains a cautiously optimistic bias. Long accounts still comprise 52.01% of the group while shorts account for approximately 47.99%, suggesting confidence has softened without fully reversing. The positioning indicates traders expect potential upside while managing downside risk through balanced exposure.