Bitcoin was quoted at about $84,340, according to order book monitoring platform Liquid24/7.xyz. The latest depth snapshot showed stronger near-term spot bid support on both Binance and Coinbase, while several perpetual futures venues leaned more heavily to the sell side.
On Binance spot, BTC buy-side depth stood at roughly $16.1618 million versus $10.3911 million on the sell side, leaving bids ahead by about $5.7707 million. Coinbase spot also showed a bid advantage, with around $26.6829 million in buy orders against $23.6883 million in sell orders, a gap of about $2.9946 million.
In perpetuals, Binance posted about $44.2172 million in buy depth and $45.5145 million in sell depth, with asks ahead by roughly $1.2973 million. OKX showed a similar imbalance, with sell orders exceeding buy orders by about $4.2393 million. The sharpest skew appeared on Hyperliquid, where buy depth was only about $1.8911 million against $12.1844 million in sell depth, putting asks ahead by roughly $10.2933 million. Liquid24/7.xyz said Hyperliquid’s near-term sell wall was notably thicker than its buy side, which could translate into larger slippage on that venue if a large market order hits the book.
Bitcoin was trading at about $84,340, according to monitoring data from order book intelligence platform Liquid24/7.xyz.
In spot markets, Binance showed near-term BTC bid depth of about $16.1618 million and ask depth of about $10.3911 million, leaving the buy side ahead by roughly $5.7707 million. Coinbase spot also leaned to the buy side, with about $26.6829 million in bids versus $23.6883 million in asks, a difference of around $2.9946 million.
Perpetual order books tilt toward the sell side
On Binance perpetuals, buy depth was about $44.2172 million while sell depth reached about $45.5145 million, putting the sell side ahead by roughly $1.2973 million. OKX perpetuals showed about $15.989 million in bids and $20.2283 million in asks, with sell orders ahead by around $4.2393 million.
Hyperliquid showed the most pronounced imbalance. Its perpetual buy depth was only about $1.8911 million, compared with roughly $12.1844 million on the sell side, leaving asks ahead by about $10.2933 million. According to Liquid24/7.xyz, Hyperliquid’s near-term sell-side depth was noticeably thicker than its buy side, meaning slippage on that venue could be larger if a large market order enters the book.
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