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During the early session of BTC's decline, the main players on the Binance platform sold a total of $181 million in limit orders, but the price was not held up. The reason is in the PRO data: when these large buy orders are executed, the active flow of funds mostly shows a selling advantage, while the contract holdings are decreasing. That is to say, although the main player's buy order is hit, the opponent's market is actively selling, and the selling pressure is stronger. This is the easiest place to mistake a regular candlestick: Seeing large buy orders in the market, I thought the support had stabilized; But the real key is whether these buy orders are actively taken over or sold out deals. The value of PRO's' Main Large Order Tracking 'lies here: it doesn't just tell you where there are large orders, but helps you track large orders and transaction results, combined with active fund flow and position changes, to determine whether this batch of orders is useful. Open PRO, don't just look at large orders on the market, first see if it can really support the price. The data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.
