Active Trading Radar
Don’t just look at the trading volume. Today, we mainly want to see whether aggressive orders can push the order book.
$BTC : The buyer used buy-side volume but didn’t get any distance (price movement). The cost-effectiveness of continuing to chase higher is decreasing.
$PEPE : The active buy orders can push the price up, and the supply (price levels) also responds; next, we’ll watch whether the buy-side holds up when there’s a pullback.
$BCH : Buy order size is dominant, but the price is still moving sideways. The sell-side willingness to offer is more worth paying attention to.
The buy-side direction isn’t weak, but each coin has a different response. It’s cleaner to check order acceptance (liquidity/continuation) coin by coin.
Don’t just look at the trading volume. Today, we mainly want to see whether aggressive orders can push the order book.
$BTC : The buyer used buy-side volume but didn’t get any distance (price movement). The cost-effectiveness of continuing to chase higher is decreasing.
$PEPE : The active buy orders can push the price up, and the supply (price levels) also responds; next, we’ll watch whether the buy-side holds up when there’s a pullback.
$BCH : Buy order size is dominant, but the price is still moving sideways. The sell-side willingness to offer is more worth paying attention to.
The buy-side direction isn’t weak, but each coin has a different response. It’s cleaner to check order acceptance (liquidity/continuation) coin by coin.
