@anthdm You do understand that the whole point of an effective experience is to have the system point out the insights for you rather than watching an excel UI all day. I used your MM beta loads and own bookmap, atas and others but since you value feedback, here is some
@Nebraskangooner It's the only one that has a bullish btc-pair (asterbtc) in the last days (nevermind that it's 10% up today ...). Of course like all alts, it's down bad but in comparison it's outperforming cryptos lead asset so maybe you need to take another look :)
@AltcoinSherpa This mechanism is unlikely to dry up, since buybacks are built directly into the fee system and clearly outlined in the documentation. Because of this, after large liquidations, the token tends to recover quickly as buyback demand kicks in.
@astekz Tools like Bookmap, quantower , a synthetic ticker via ATAS, Market Monkey, or Kiyotaka show this clearly. Also, Bybit doesn’t provide full depth, so relying on it will never give you a complete picture.
@astekz You may want to consider using a more reliable data feed. The order book shows pressure on both sides and clear indecision, which is why price isn’t moving in one direction. It’s not due to a lack of volume. This is a $2 trillion asset—one buyer alone isn’t enough to move it.
@IncomeSharks You are using a cfd chart of oanda to give data-insights on actual gold volume ... Only a synthetic chart of CME group futures gold + actually BIG brokers can provide this. Image below on the daily showcases this has happened multiple times in the previous days :)
@TimothyScheib@CryptoGodJohn He just uses it to showcase the CME gap cause futures are closed in the weekend. The coinbase spot chart is good as it goes way back in the past. I also use the Binance one, its good to have both in your list cause there is always a small difference between prices.