# Orderbook

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Trading depth reflects the strength of the order book and overall market liquidity. When there are large buy and sell orders with a tight spread, the market has strong depth, making prices more stable even during large trades.
In simple terms:
Good depth = lower slippage and smoother execution.
Poor depth = large orders can move the market sharply in seconds.
This is why professional traders always monitor liquidity and order book behavior before entering major positions, especially during volatile market conditions.
Understanding market depth is essential for impr
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Trading depth is the thickness of the order book. The more orders there are, and the smaller the spread, the harder it is for large trades to break through the price. Simply put: good depth means small slippage; poor depth means a single large trade can break through.
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