Bitcoin was quoted at $82,213, according to order book data tracked by Liquid247.xyz. The thickest depth was on Binance perpetuals, where bid orders stood at $41.5359 million versus $40.2601 million in asks, leaving bids ahead by $1.2758 million. Binance spot also showed stronger bid-side depth than ask-side depth.
By contrast, Coinbase spot and OKX perpetuals both had heavier sell-side books. Liquid247.xyz said that if a large buy or sell order suddenly hits the market, exchanges with thinner books are likely to move first, with sharper price swings showing up there earlier. The data offers a snapshot of where liquidity is concentrated across venues at the time of monitoring.
Bitcoin was trading at $82,213, according to order book monitoring platform Liquid247.xyz.
The deepest book at the time was on Binance perpetuals, where bid orders totaled $41.5359 million and ask orders totaled $40.2601 million. That left bids ahead by $1.2758 million.
Binance spot also showed stronger bid-side depth than ask-side depth. On Coinbase spot and OKX perpetuals, however, asks were thicker than bids.
Liquid247.xyz said that if a large buy or sell order suddenly appears, exchanges with thinner books may move first and show larger price swings.
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