A Hyperliquid Bitcoin (BTC) perpetual-market snapshot reported Nov. 15 showed near-term bids exceeding asks by $9.9871 million, offering a point-in-time view of buy and sell liquidity around $65,000.
One visible purchase order covered 87.52 BTC at $65,078, putting its value at about $5.696 million.
The displayed midpoint was around $65,079. Across the near-term book, buy orders totaled $11.5199 million and sell orders $1.5328 million, leaving a $9.9871 million difference. That gap represented 76.51% of total reported depth.
That gap is the difference between the two displayed sides; the percentage compares it with total depth reported for the book. The figures describe posted orders captured in the reading, rather than completed Bitcoin trades.
The snapshot does not establish whether the visible orders were filled, how much Bitcoin traded or how long the quotes stayed available. EconoTimes previously reported a $26.55 million bid-side lead in an earlier Hyperliquid Bitcoin perpetuals snapshot, a separate reading from the same venue.
