#BTC ETH large orders emerge#

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Recently, the BTC and ETH markets have seen a large number of large orders, attracting market attention. Among them, ETH perpetual contracts saw 16.38 million pending orders, while BTC perpetual contracts saw 14.49 million pending orders. These large orders may guide price movements, and investors need to pay close attention. Analysts suggest that investors can combine the open interest difference indicator to judge the main force's opening and closing positions, and follow the main force's buying and selling operations in a timely manner.

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Recently, a large number of large orders have appeared in the BTC and ETH markets, attracting market attention. According to the latest news, there are 16.38 million pending orders for ETH perpetual contracts, while BTC perpetual contracts have 14.49 million pending orders. The emergence of these large orders may indicate that market makers are carrying out large-scale opening or closing operations, which may guide price trends. Analysts suggest that investors can combine the holding difference indicator to judge the intention of market makers to open or close positions, and follow the buying and selling operations of market makers in a timely manner. However, it should be noted that the market is constantly changing, and the emergence of large orders does not necessarily represent the certainty of price trends. Investors need to operate cautiously and avoid blindly following the trend.

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BTC and ETH large orders emergence may guide price direction

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Main force large orders can be combined with the holding difference index to judge the main force opening and closing positions

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Paying attention to the trend of large orders can help investors follow the main force buying and selling operations in time

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