#Large BTC, ETH orders#

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Recently, large-scale pending orders in the BTC and ETH markets have drawn market attention. Notably, the BTC market witnessed a 10.05 million perpetual open order and a 5.17 million perpetual closing order. Meanwhile, the ETH market saw a 16.64 million perpetual open order. These large orders could significantly impact price movements, warranting close monitoring by investors. Analysts recommend utilizing the holding difference indicator to gauge the dominant open/close orders and timely follow their trading actions.

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Recently, large order placements in the BTC and ETH markets have attracted market attention. According to reports, there were 10.05 million and 16.64 million open orders in the perpetual contract markets for BTC and ETH, respectively, along with 5.17 million closing orders. These large orders could have a significant impact on price movements, so they need to be closely monitored. The article suggests investors use the holding difference indicator to judge the main force opening and closing positions, and recommends subscribing to a PRO membership to follow the main force's buying and selling operations in time. The article also notes that the main force's large orders are displayed as horizontal lines on the K-line chart, with thicker lines indicating larger order amounts and longer lines indicating longer order durations. This information can help investors better understand market trends and make more informed investment decisions.

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Large orders can guide price trends

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Combine holding difference indicator to judge the main force opening and closing positions

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Large orders are displayed on the K-line in the form of horizontal lines

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The thicker the line, the larger the order amount

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The longer the line, the longer the order time

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PRO members can follow the main force buying and selling operations in time

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