Liquidity trend
The Liquidity trend box shows how much USDT was in active offers over time. It updates when you change the time range, currency, or CEX filter.
What you see
Section titled “What you see”The chart has time on the horizontal axis. The vertical axis shows the total USDT available in offers at each point in time.
A higher value means more USDT was available. A lower value means fewer offers were open.
How to read the chart
Section titled “How to read the chart”Liquidity means how much of an asset is available to trade at any moment. More liquidity usually means better conditions for traders.
Here is what the chart shape tells you:
- Rising line: more USDT is entering the market. The market is getting deeper.
- Falling line: fewer offers are available. The market is getting thinner.
- Flat line: the amount of available USDT is staying roughly the same.
What filters apply
Section titled “What filters apply”The chart follows three filters you set at the top of the page:
- Time range: the chart covers only the period you selected.
- Currency: the chart shows offers in your chosen currency only (for example, SAR or USD).
- CEX: the chart covers the one exchange you selected (for example, Binance).
Change any filter and the chart refreshes right away.
How a beginner can use it
Section titled “How a beginner can use it”- Pick a currency and a CEX from the filters.
- Look at the direction of the line. Is it going up, going down, or staying flat?
- A rising line means more USDT is available. That is usually a good time to trade, especially for large amounts.
- A falling line means offers are drying up. You may find fewer choices or get worse prices on a big order.
Use this chart before you trade to get a quick sense of market depth for your pair.