Who's long, who's short.
Live open positions on the LOAN Protocol. Borrowing a volatile asset is a directional short. Borrowing a stablecoin is leveraged financing for a collateral long.
§ 01 XPR shorts
Native network token. Accounts here borrowed XPR and (presumably) sold it — they profit if XPR falls, get squeezed if XPR rallies. The largest positions are the ones most likely to trigger liquidation cascades on any XPR rally.
§ 02 Other directional shorts
Accounts borrowing other volatile assets — real short positions on BTC, ETH, and the rest. Sorted by total borrowed USD.
§ 03 Leveraged longs (stable financing)
Accounts borrowing stablecoins. The stable debt is financing — the actual directional bet is on their collateral rising.
§ 04 Largest supply positions (longs)
Top suppliers per market. These accounts are earning interest on the asset and are net long by depositing.
§ 05 Largest players by gross exposure
Ranked by long+short USD across all assets combined. Net USD is long minus short — positive = net long, negative = net short.
| Account | Long USD | Short USD | Net | Assets |
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