Main 24h Activity: More large limit buy orders for ETH, totaling 678 million US dollars
BTC: Total traded amount is $880 million, of which $444 million were buy trades and $436 million were sell trades, resulting in a trading difference of $7.24 million.
ETH: Total traded amount is $678 million, of which $379 million were buy trades and $299 million were sell trades, resulting in a trading difference of $80.11 million.
The latest data show that major players still have positions at key price levels: the net pending order difference for BTC is $2.418 billion; for ETH, it is $1.958 billion. Major pending orders can be withdrawn or executed at any time, and non-PRO version candlestick charts cannot reflect these changes in real time.
The PRO "Large Order Tracking" indicator monitors every change in large pending orders in real time, helping you assess whether the "wall" is still there or not.
Note: A positive pending order difference indicates that there are more limit buy orders than sell orders for that token, showing active buying below the current price. A negative value is the opposite, showing selling pressure above.
The data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.
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