List of Flash News about bid depth
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2025-09-12 11:49 |
Skew 52kskew Reveals 4H and 1D Crypto Trend Strategy Using 50 and 200 EMA, RSI and MFI Above 50, and Order Flow Signals
According to @52kskew, an uptrend is defined when the 4H and 1D structure prints a new higher high with continued higher lows while price trends with support from the 50 EMA and 200 EMA, signaling systematic momentum, source: @52kskew on X, Sep 12, 2025. According to @52kskew, momentum should be filtered by RSI and MFI holding above the 50 midline, source: @52kskew on X, Sep 12, 2025. According to @52kskew, order-flow confirmation requires visible bid depth, taker and passive buying under price, and broadly bullish market positioning, source: @52kskew on X, Sep 12, 2025. According to @52kskew, the same criteria are flipped to trade bearish or downtrends, source: @52kskew on X, Sep 12, 2025. |
2025-09-09 15:41 |
BTC Underwater Longs After Asia Session Bounce; Spot Bid Depth ~$110K — Order Book Alert
According to @52kskew, BTC longs initiated on the Asia session bounce are now underwater, with the impacted zone indicated by a white box on the shared chart (source: @52kskew on X). According to @52kskew, initial spot demand and order book bid depth sit around $110K, signaling the current visible resting liquidity on the bid side (source: @52kskew on X). |
2025-09-08 16:14 |
BTC Order Book Alert: Ask Liquidity Stacks at $113K, Shorts Rise on Decent 4H Close — Watch Buyer Control
According to @52kskew, BTC printed a decent 4-hour close with mounting ask-side liquidity clustered around 113K, marked as a pivotal price level (source: @52kskew on X, Sep 8, 2025). According to @52kskew, underlying short positioning has increased during the move up, and decreasing bid depth into ask depth confirms this dynamic (source: @52kskew on X, Sep 8, 2025). According to @52kskew, if the market is going to trap early-week shorts and sellers, buyers need to take control soon (source: @52kskew on X, Sep 8, 2025). |
2025-09-05 04:36 |
BTC Perps Rotate Out of Shorts Ahead of NFP: $100M Buyback, Bid-Depth Rebound, Key Level Above $111K
According to @52kskew, BTC rebounded off visible bid depth with roughly $100M bought back, signaling renewed market demand (source: @52kskew on X, Sep 5, 2025). According to @52kskew, perpetual futures positioning shows a clear rotation out of shorts and hedges ahead of a major NFP release, with most expecting further progress toward rate cuts (source: @52kskew on X, Sep 5, 2025). According to @52kskew, traders should look for strength and sustained demand, especially on holds above $111K as an intraday confirmation level (source: @52kskew on X, Sep 5, 2025). |
2025-08-02 19:22 |
BTC Price Analysis: $112K Support Key as Bid Depth Increases – Trading Insights for Bitcoin (BTC)
According to @52kskew, $112K is a critical price level for Bitcoin (BTC) as bid depth is increasing with new buy orders emerging below this mark, indicating strong market demand. The initial market reaction may be a bounce from this level, with the potential for the $112K area to be retested or swept in the following week. Traders should monitor order book dynamics and price action closely for potential short-term trading opportunities around this support zone. Source: @52kskew |
2025-08-01 14:32 |
BTC Price Action Correlates with Equity Market Flows: Key Support and Resistance Levels for Trading
According to @52kskew, the Bitcoin (BTC) market remains closely correlated with equity flows, which is relevant for traders monitoring cross-asset sentiment. The market has seen a third sweep of the initial low, with Spot Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) trending downward, indicating significant absorption of sell orders around the $14,500 level. Increased bid depth between $13,000 and $12,000—often a support zone for price bounces—suggests that traders should monitor these levels for potential reversals. Additionally, the $16,000 level is highlighted as a critical threshold for maintaining the broader trend, making it a key resistance to watch for directional signals (source: @52kskew). |