Can bStocks handle a big buy when the stock market is sleeping?
During the day, Nasdaq is open — huge volume and deep liquidity.
And now it’s Saturday. Nasdaq and NYSE are closed, but $NVDAB continues trading on Binance.
And then a buyer comes in with $500,000.
If the order book is thin, it will start “eating” through levels:
$226 → $226.5 → $227 → $228…
As a result, the average price will be significantly higher.
So the key point is:
Volume ≠ Liquidity.
You can trade $500K with hundreds of small trades, but still not have enough depth in the order book for one large order.
I’d look not at 24h volume, but at the actual orders in the book: how much liquidity there is within -0.5%, -1%, and -2%.
Because 24/7 trading is cool. But 24/7 liquidity ≠ the same liquidity. 👀
Would you enter with $100K+ in a bStock on Saturday?
#bStocksCIS @BinanceCIS
During the day, Nasdaq is open — huge volume and deep liquidity.
And now it’s Saturday. Nasdaq and NYSE are closed, but $NVDAB continues trading on Binance.
And then a buyer comes in with $500,000.
If the order book is thin, it will start “eating” through levels:
$226 → $226.5 → $227 → $228…
As a result, the average price will be significantly higher.
So the key point is:
Volume ≠ Liquidity.
You can trade $500K with hundreds of small trades, but still not have enough depth in the order book for one large order.
I’d look not at 24h volume, but at the actual orders in the book: how much liquidity there is within -0.5%, -1%, and -2%.
Because 24/7 trading is cool. But 24/7 liquidity ≠ the same liquidity. 👀
Would you enter with $100K+ in a bStock on Saturday?
#bStocksCIS @BinanceCIS
