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BTC footprint showing possible whale order splitting. Filter is set to 50 BTC, and we can see repeated large executions appearing at nearby prices instead of one single large order. This suggests a large participant may be splitting the order to reduce market impact and hide their true size.
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@eth_exy Now is a massive opportunity to get into crypto. 🚀 If the market dips lower? Keep buying. You’re just averaging down your entry price. The biggest mistake people make is buying huge bags all at once and getting the timing completely wrong.
@LPavlenko97709 Exactly. There’s a huge resting buy wall around 60K, which is also a major psychological level, so many orders are likely waiting there. But there are smaller buy limits layered above it too, so I’m watching if sellers chew through them or buyers absorb before 60K
@LPavlenko97709 No, it’s actually buyer-initiated flow. The key point is not just direction, but execution style, multiple large buy prints above the 50 BTC filter suggest possible order splitting from a larger participant
@MrWhale Imagine Saylor sell off, sparked panic, then buys back lower.
Crazy how many people don’t realize markets often move to create liquidity first. We’ll probably see who’s buying soon enough.
How to spot real order flow vs. spoofing 💡
1️⃣ Heatmap shows resting liquidity at a key level
2️⃣ Price taps the level
3️⃣ Footprint chart confirms real volume traded
The result? Orders weren't pulled at the last second. They were absorbed and filled by aggressive sellers.
Always verify your levels. 📊📉
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