An OKX Bitcoin (BTC) perpetual order book showed bids ahead of asks by $21.01 million across nearby price levels, giving a point-in-time view of the visible liquidity on the exchange.
The imbalance made up 39.52% of combined depth across those nearby levels. At $77,399, a displayed bid represented about 200.16 BTC, or roughly $15.49 million. That price was $44, or 0.06%, below the contract’s $77,443 midpoint.
Bids are posted buy orders, while asks are posted sell orders. The snapshot records the orders visible at capture; it does not show whether any later traded or how long they remained available.
Bitcoin was at $82,170 in an Oct. 22 EconoTimes reading of Binance’s perpetual market that showed bids $13.54 million above asks. The OKX and Binance readings cover different venues and dates, so each provides a separate view of displayed depth.
