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Shiba Inu is one of the most versatile coins, be it in terms of its meme status or regarding its growing SHIB ecosystem. The token keeps attracting investors from all corners of the world, keenly exploring various investment positions that they think they can invest in for better profit prospects. Both long and short positions have delivered great profits to users, but what if an investor ends up playing both sides? Here’s a new SHIB hedge explained in detail to help make the most out of the coming altcoin season. Also Read: New Prediction Says $11,000 in Shiba Inu Could Turn $500,000 in 2030 Shiba Inu: Long and Short Positions Explained Source: Watcher.Guru Long and short positions in cryptocurrency refer to nuanced trading techniques. As BitStamp explains about opening short positions in an asset, this would simply mean earning a profit from an asset’s falling price. On the other hand, going long would refer to earning a profit from an asset’s rising price. Long positions ...

BTC traders at Bitfinex and OKX are unwilling to use margin markets for bearish bets, creating an alarming imbalance that investors should pay close attention to. Crypto traders' urge to create leverage positions with Bitcoin (BTC) appears irresistible to many people, but it's impossible to know if these traders are extreme risk-takers or savvy market makers hedging their positions. The need to maintain hedges holds even if traders rely on leverage merely to reduce their counterparty exposure by maintaining a collateral deposit and the bulk of their position on cold wallets. Not all leverage is reckless Regardless of the reason for traders' use of leverage, currently there is a highly unusual imbalance in margin lending markets that favors BTC longs betting on a price increase. Despite this, so far, the movement has been restricted on margin markets because the BTC futures markets remained relatively calm throughout 2023. Margin markets operate differently from futures con...