A Binance Ether (ETH) perpetual-futures snapshot showed a $28.83 million advantage in nearby bids, measuring displayed liquidity across sampled price levels rather than completed trades.
Buy orders represented $84.16 million across the measured nearby levels, while sell orders accounted for $55.34 million. The $28.83 million gap equaled 20.66% of their combined depth. The totals compare dollar value, not how many separate orders contributed to either side.
At $2,303, the specified bid tier held 3,911.02 ETH, valued at about $9.0071 million in the snapshot. That price was $5.40, or 0.23%, below the $2,308.40 midpoint.
EconoTimes’ Oct. 27 Binance perpetual-market reading recorded a $3.11 million bid surplus. Perpetual contracts have no set expiry and are designed to follow the underlying asset’s market price. An order-book capture reflects orders displayed at that moment; it cannot establish whether any were filled or how long they stayed available.
