CoinWorld News: Based on trading data from major players over the past 24 hours, BTC’s cumulative trading volume was $410 million, including $219 million in buys and $190 million in sells, with a trade volume difference of $28.86 million. ETH’s cumulative trading volume was $396 million, including $208 million in buys and $188 million in sells, with a trade volume difference of $19.80 million. The latest data shows that BTC’s net order difference is $1.013 billion, and ETH’s net order difference is $629 million. Major players’ orders may withdraw at any time or be executed. The data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.

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L2Sidequester
· 2h ago
Is the data for reference only? This disclaimer is brilliant—anyway, I believe it. The main force will run away.
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CandleLibrarian
· 2h ago
A 28.86 million trade-volume gap versus a 1 billion order-book gap—this ratio looks like it’s setting up a long squeeze. Wait for a stop-hunt wick and the ensuing rebound.
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StainedGlassSolarArray
· 3h ago
ETH trading is more balanced, but BTC's 1 billion order hanging overhead feels like it could drop at any moment.
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AirdropNightwatch
· 3h ago
Buy orders are slightly dominant, but the order book volume is huge. Major players may change their stance at any time. It's better to be cautious in short-term trading.
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