First, let me add a key reality: the shipping routes have not officially closed, but actual commercial shipping has severely interrupted, with shipping volumes plunging directly by over 90%, the impact is already a tangible reality.

If the Strait of Hormuz remains in such a semi-paralyzed state for a long time, oil prices will surge directly, and as oil prices rise, inflation will be further pushed higher.

Not just oil prices, many products relying on crude oil production will also rise, putting even more pressure on our wallets.

Once inflation rises, the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations will have to be postponed. Currently, the interest rate market has clearly priced in: the Federal Reserve will most likely consider a rate cut only after July.

With the background explained, let's directly jump into today's main event: the genuine behavior of major players in various exchanges, all are hard-core data from spot trading, no fluff!

First, let's look at Binance BTC spot:

Recently, the limit buy orders have clearly outnumbered sell orders, indicating that there are major players supporting the market; it’s not completely unmanaged.

However, there is a detail to note: orders greater than or equal to $10 million have decreased, now most active orders are mid-sized from $2 million to $6 million, the real top-tier major players have yet to enter the market.

Recently, everyone should pay special attention to: transactions with orders lasting more than 1 hour, these orders have a particularly noticeable stabilization effect.

Let me share a little logic for beginners: before limit buy orders execute, prices must first drop; only when the price falls can the buy orders be filled.

Just like this morning when the Asian market opened, both the Nikkei and South Korean stocks were falling, and the market was in panic, but the big players on Binance and Coinbase stepped in to stabilize the market, buying over $57 million at market price, directly supporting BTC, which briefly dipped to 65618 and then rebounded, with the overall trend not being broken.

This is the most typical major player stabilization behavior!

Now let's look at Binance's market orders:

Recently, one super large player has been particularly active, frequently executing multiple market orders over $3.3 million, with a wave of 7-12 trades, totaling over $23 million.

This morning, over $30 million was executed directly, but strangely, with such a large buying interest, the price has not gone up.

In simple terms: someone is buying frantically, but the price just won’t rise, the selling pressure above is just too great.

However, up until now, this large player is still holding their position and has not shown any selling activity of comparable volume.

In the chart, green represents market buy orders, red denotes market sell orders, it’s quite clear.

Friends who are PRO members can closely watch the future intensive market order movements for Binance BTC, and directly set large transaction alerts; eligible transactions will pop up alerts in real-time, ensuring that you do not miss any major player movements.

Let me clarify: all the above data comes from the PRO version's 【Large Transactions】 indicator, specifically designed to accurately track large players' market order behaviors.

After understanding Binance, let's look at OKX, and mark a golden time window: 15:00~16:30 (UTC+8).

In the last month or two, the BTC trading volume on OKX often suddenly fluctuates during this time period, while trading volumes on Binance and other platforms do not follow.

This time point coincides with 7-8 AM in Europe, likely marking European trading funds entering the market, once such fluctuations occur, there is a high probability for accelerated market movements afterward.

Remember this threshold: trading volume ≥ 500 BTC, to be counted as valid fluctuations, there has been another signal just now, with Binance's trading volume completely not following.

If you want to track this signal yourself, you can use custom indicators; the "OK Trading Fluctuation" text alert in my screenshot is created using AI indicators.

Here’s a ready-made command that can be used even without coding:

When the OKX BTC/USDT trading volume is 1 times or more than the Binance BTC/USDT trading volume, alert the text "OK Trading Fluctuation".

You just need to change the identifier code: okx_btc_symbol = 'btcusdt:okex', this is a member-exclusive feature that supports alerts, charting, and real-time synchronization.

Now, back to the main thread, let’s look at Coinbase:

Recently, Coinbase's market sell orders are noticeably higher, indicating that American funds are taking profits at this stage, cashing out for safety.

For limit orders, pay close attention to the long-term orders placed by major players, as the "order fulfillment" effect is particularly significant, especially for orders lasting ≥ 24H.

Recently, key areas to focus on include:

• Short-term support: orders from major players in the range of 65500-64500

• Long-term positioning: in the range of 58000-58700

Orders start at 10 BTC; the lowest large buy order was at 58427, which was rescinded and re-placed, with the previous order duration reaching up to 20 days; this was a screenshot from March 5.

Let me provide a summary of major player movements across the network, it's quite clear:

• Binance: longs and shorts are in a standstill; focus on intensive market orders

• OKX: watch for trading volume fluctuations between 15:00 and 16:30

• Coinbase: there are long-term orders between 65500-64500, strong short-term support

• Kraken: if selling synchronously with Binance, beware of accelerated corrections

• Bitstamp: long-term positions from major players between 58000-58700

You can directly set alerts for tracking major player large orders, specifically monitoring those orders that exceed 24 hours, with alerts for order placement, withdrawal, and transaction.

Finally, let’s look at the most critical chip distribution:

In the last month, BTC chips follow a standard single-peak structure, with the concentration of chip trading price at $68008.5, 70% of the chips are concentrated in the range of 65620 ~ 70397.

This morning, BTC briefly retraced to the lower boundary of the chip range at 65620, momentarily receiving support.

Here, let me mark a risk line:

If it effectively breaks below 65620, supports below are at 64900 and 63000;

Key reminder: below 63000, there are very few chips, the support is extremely weak, and once it breaks, there is a high probability of a rapid downward trend.

Let me补充一 chip basic logic:

When the price is above the chips, the chips provide support; once broken, support directly becomes resistance, and the pressure point follows the same logic.

I am looking at the near month’s chip peaks for Binance BTC/USDT; for those doing short-term contracts, you may look at perpetual contracts + shorter cycles of chips.

The blue represents buy executions, and the orange represents sell executions; just focus on the chip peaks and density.

This concludes today's core analysis of BTC trends amidst geopolitical conflicts, all is driven by data and major player behavior; everyone should combine their own judgment for rational operations!

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