Key Takeaways
- • Ethereum's dollar-margin long position share rose 8.93 percentage points day over day to 68% on November 6, 2026, per TokenPost futures positioning data.
- • Ethereum's dollar-margin long account share jumped 23 points to 80%, the largest account-based increase among the five tracked assets.
- • XRP's coin-margin long position share climbed 10.26 points to 83%, the largest coin-margin position gain in the dataset.
- • Bitcoin's dollar-margin long position share rose 2.66 points to 68%, while its dollar-margin long account share increased 17 points to 77%.
- • Solana's position-based long shares fell in both margin categories even as its account-based long share rose 2.89 points to 80%.
Summary
TokenPost's futures trader positioning data for November 6, 2026 shows a sharp rise in long exposure across several major crypto assets, with Ethereum leading the move. Ethereum's dollar-margin long position share reached 68%, up 8.93 percentage points from November 5, making it the largest position-based gain among the five tracked assets in that margin category. Bitcoin's dollar-margin long position share rose 2.66 points to 68%, while XRP's dollar-margin position share edged down 0.17 points, Solana's fell 2.31 points and Dogecoin's declined 0.46 points.
In coin-margined contracts, XRP showed the most pronounced shift, with its long position share increasing 10.26 percentage points to 83%. Bitcoin and Dogecoin gained 1.07 and 1.09 points respectively, Ethereum edged up 0.09 points, and Solana's share fell 1.82 points.
By account count, the moves were larger in dollar-margin contracts. Ethereum's long account share rose 23 points to 80%, Bitcoin's gained 17 points to 77%, XRP's increased 4.83 points to 79%, and Solana's rose 2.89 points to 80%. Coin-margin account shares moved less: XRP gained 2.29 points to 88%, Bitcoin rose 2.14 points to 82%, and Ethereum increased 2.32 points to 83%.
The data distinguishes position-based shares, which measure the proportion of open positions held long, from account-based shares, which measure the proportion of accounts holding long positions. According to the report's editor's note, the two margin categories showed divergent patterns, and Solana's position-based long shares declined in both categories even as its account-based shares rose.
In coin-margined contracts, XRP showed the most pronounced shift, with its long position share increasing 10.26 percentage points to 83%. Bitcoin and Dogecoin gained 1.07 and 1.09 points respectively, Ethereum edged up 0.09 points, and Solana's share fell 1.82 points.
By account count, the moves were larger in dollar-margin contracts. Ethereum's long account share rose 23 points to 80%, Bitcoin's gained 17 points to 77%, XRP's increased 4.83 points to 79%, and Solana's rose 2.89 points to 80%. Coin-margin account shares moved less: XRP gained 2.29 points to 88%, Bitcoin rose 2.14 points to 82%, and Ethereum increased 2.32 points to 83%.
The data distinguishes position-based shares, which measure the proportion of open positions held long, from account-based shares, which measure the proportion of accounts holding long positions. According to the report's editor's note, the two margin categories showed divergent patterns, and Solana's position-based long shares declined in both categories even as its account-based shares rose.
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