Taker buy turnover accounts for 51.82%, taker sell for 48.18%, a difference of 3.64 percentage points. I’ll check this field in four steps.
First, what does it measure? The direction of the taker order. A market order that sweeps the best ask counts as a taker buy; one that sweeps the best bid counts as a taker sell. It doesn’t depend on who placed the order.
Next, the coverage: only the portion that has already been executed. Unfilled orders sitting on the book aren’t included in this figure.
Then, how large is the difference? A 3.64-percentage-point gap across all trades over 24 hours is very close to an even split.
One more thing that’s easy to miss: accounts, positions, and net capital inflows aren’t included, so this doesn’t tell us who is adding to their position.
After checking all four steps, the only conclusion we can draw is this: over those 24 hours, taker buys accounted for slightly more trading value than taker sells.
Parameters: Binance spot DOGEUSDT, as of 2026-11-06 11:00 UTC; field read at 11:12 UTC.
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First, what does it measure? The direction of the taker order. A market order that sweeps the best ask counts as a taker buy; one that sweeps the best bid counts as a taker sell. It doesn’t depend on who placed the order.
Next, the coverage: only the portion that has already been executed. Unfilled orders sitting on the book aren’t included in this figure.
Then, how large is the difference? A 3.64-percentage-point gap across all trades over 24 hours is very close to an even split.
One more thing that’s easy to miss: accounts, positions, and net capital inflows aren’t included, so this doesn’t tell us who is adding to their position.
After checking all four steps, the only conclusion we can draw is this: over those 24 hours, taker buys accounted for slightly more trading value than taker sells.
Parameters: Binance spot DOGEUSDT, as of 2026-11-06 11:00 UTC; field read at 11:12 UTC.
#Dogecoin #Blockchain $DOGE
Investing involves risk.