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ETH’s cross-exchange near-end buying orders dominate, Binance’s perpetual buying orders are US$59.3325 million, with a net long of US$1.1543 million

According to ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by the handicap intelligence platform Liquid24/7.xyz, the current price of ETH is approximately $2,715.53. Binance’s perpetual near-end buying orders were approximately US$59.3325 million and selling orders were approximately US$58.1781 million, with a net excess of buying orders of approximately US$1.1543 million; Binance’s spot buying orders were approximately US$7.6297 million and selling orders were approximately US$7.4848 million, with a net excess of buying orders of approximately US$144,800; Coinbase’s spot buying orders were approximately US$866.47 Ten thousand US dollars, sell orders were about 9.0189 million US dollars, and the net increase in sell orders was about 354,200 US dollars.

OKX perpetual buying orders are approximately US$15.8516 million, selling orders are approximately US$24.317 million, and the net excess of selling orders is approximately US$8.4654 million; Hyperliquid buying orders are approximately US$7.1018 million, and selling orders are approximately US$7.5791 million, with a net excess of selling orders of approximately US$477,300. The buying volume of Binance Perpetual is the most significant among various venues, while Coinbase and OKX Perpetual have a thicker selling structure.

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