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Asks Outweigh Bids by $23.91 Million in Binance Bitcoin (BTC) Perpetual Book

An offer at $73,750 represented about 200.302 BTC, and the displayed depth captures posted orders rather than completed trades.

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An anonymous trader reviews Bitcoin order depth on a laptop in Seoul. / TokenPost.ai
An anonymous trader reviews Bitcoin order depth on a laptop in Seoul. / TokenPost.ai

A Binance Bitcoin (BTC) perpetual-market snapshot showed sell offers carrying more displayed value than buy orders, with a $23.91 million gap that describes visible depth rather than completed trading.

Across the displayed depth, asks exceeded bids by $23.91 million. The combined $105.75 million in orders makes that gap 22.61%.

An offer at $73,750 was valued at $14.77 million and covered about 200.302 BTC. That offer sat $112, or 0.15%, above the snapshot’s $73,638 midpoint. Asks are posted offers to sell; bids are posted offers to buy. The snapshot records displayed orders and does not confirm completed trades.

An earlier Nov. 4 EconoTimes reading of the same Binance market showed bids ahead by $28.74 million. The two readings show different balances at separate times and do not establish whether orders visible in either were later filled.

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