XRP Dollar-Margin Long Positions Surge 4.45% Point, Bitcoin Accounts Drop 8.75%

According to CoinGlass data as of 9:15 a.m. on May 15, XRP's long position share in USDT collateral accounts rose by 4.45 percentage points to 65.12% compared to the previous day, showing the most significant change among major assets. Bitcoin's long position share fell by 2.37 percentage points to 67.48%, while Dogecoin increased slightly by 1.51 percentage points to 77.13%.

In coin collateral positions, overall changes were minimal. The largest fluctuation was seen in Dogecoin at -0.10 percentage points, with Bitcoin dropping 0.04 percentage points, Ethereum rising 0.03 percentage points, XRP increasing 0.05 percentage points, and Solana decreasing 0.06 percentage points—all remaining within a narrow range.

On an account basis in USDT collateral accounts, the proportion of Bitcoin long positions decreased sharply by 8.75 percentage points to 54.96% compared to the previous day. Ethereum also fell by 7.09 percentage points to 56.35%, and Solana dropped by 5.16 percentage points to 67.04%, indicating a clear reduction in dollar-margin accounts for major assets.

Account-based coin collateral positions showed limited volatility, with Solana recording the largest change at -0.13 percentage points (to 78.65%), though still minimal. Bitcoin decreased by 0.09 percentage points, Ethereum dropped 0.03 percentage points, XRP increased 0.05 percentage points, and Dogecoin fell 0.06 percentage points—remaining largely unchanged from the previous day.