Actively Bought/Sold Radar
Don’t just look at turnover. Today, focus on whether aggressive orders can push the market.
On $XRP , buy orders have come in, but the price hasn’t clearly broken open—don’t mistake an absorption order for a tailwind order.
On $ETH , the buy-side share isn’t low, but the price hasn’t given enough of a response. Don’t rush to see it as strong momentum continuation.
On $TUT , sell orders are aggressive, but the price hasn’t broken through downward in a timely way—this suggests the lower-side support hasn’t been cut off yet.
What’s most feared is judging it at a glance as a single unified direction. It’s more reliable to look at the aggressive orders coin by coin and how the price responds.
Don’t just look at turnover. Today, focus on whether aggressive orders can push the market.
On $XRP , buy orders have come in, but the price hasn’t clearly broken open—don’t mistake an absorption order for a tailwind order.
On $ETH , the buy-side share isn’t low, but the price hasn’t given enough of a response. Don’t rush to see it as strong momentum continuation.
On $TUT , sell orders are aggressive, but the price hasn’t broken through downward in a timely way—this suggests the lower-side support hasn’t been cut off yet.
What’s most feared is judging it at a glance as a single unified direction. It’s more reliable to look at the aggressive orders coin by coin and how the price responds.