Ethereum’s share of dollar-margin accounts holding long positions rose 1.79 percentage points. By position size, XRP’s coin-margin long share increased 2.05 percentage points, while Ethereum’s fell 2.63 percentage points.

Data for November 14, 2026, showed diverging changes in coin-margin positioning compared with November 13. XRP’s long share rose to 85.36%, while Ethereum’s declined to 74.41%.

In dollar-margin positioning, Bitcoin’s long share fell 3.33 percentage points to 66.38%, while XRP’s dropped 3.17 percentage points to 65.54%. Dogecoin’s declined 1.07 percentage points to 72.37%.

For dollar-margin accounts, Ethereum recorded the largest increase among the five assets, with its long-account share reaching 80.06%. Its rising share of accounts holding longs contrasted with the decline in its coin-margin long-position share. Solana’s dollar-margin long-account share increased 0.82 percentage points to 82.02%, while Bitcoin, XRP and Dogecoin registered declines.

Changes in coin-margin long-account shares were smaller across all five assets. Bitcoin gained 0.48 percentage points to 82.46%, while Ethereum edged up 0.01 percentage points to 83.84%. XRP fell 0.12 percentage points to 88.00%, Solana slipped 0.23 percentage points to 89.37%, and Dogecoin declined 0.26 percentage points to 91.76%.

[Editor’s note]Long-position shares and long-account shares measure different aspects of futures positioning and should be read together. Ethereum’s figures illustrate that distinction: its coin-margin long-position share fell while its dollar-margin long-account share rose. These measures alone do not establish the direction of future prices.

John Kim

John Kim reports on the digital-asset business for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to [email protected].