Order flow & order book
Order book: bids and asks explained
Order book – the list of resting orders
Quick definition: The order book lists resting orders that have not been filled yet. Bids are resting buy orders below the current price; asks are resting sell orders above it.
DeepDom reads the Binance Futures order book within ±2% of price and draws it as shaded cells on the chart (darker = more resting orders).
Resting orders can be pulled at any time.
💡 Example
📊 View on DeepDom →Suppose BTC is at 100,000: resting buy orders at 99,800 and 99,500 are bids; resting sell orders at 100,200 and 100,600 are asks. A darker cell at 99,500 means more money is waiting to buy there.
Related terms
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