According to @PolynomialFi, their trading system dynamically adapts between Automated Market Maker (AMM) and orderbook models based on market maturity and trading volume. In early market stages, the AMM approach is utilized to bootstrap liquidity, while in mature markets, the system automatically transitions to an orderbook setup to enhance trading efficiency. This adaptive mechanism optimizes trade execution and liquidity according to real-time market conditions, offering traders improved flexibility and competitive pricing (source: @PolynomialFi).

According to @PolynomialFi, a new dynamic routing feature will soon allow market orders to be automatically split between orderbook and AMM, using real-time liquidity depth, trade size, and spread analysis to maximize execution efficiency. This upgrade aims to reduce slippage and improve price discovery for traders, which could impact volume and liquidity on DeFi derivatives platforms. Source: @PolynomialFi

According to CrypNuevo, the orderbook shows liquidity at $95k, composed of liquidations, stop losses, and buy limit orders. This suggests that the price might first hit this area, which is close to $94.7k. The zone between $94.7k and $95k is identified as a potential bounce area.

According to @CCData_io, the recent sell-off in the cryptocurrency market has led to a significant shift in market liquidity. After a period of capitulation, the orderbook has changed greatly, with many buy-side orders either filled or pulled as prices declined. Liquidity for ETH and BTC hit $1.23 billion on July 29 but has since dropped over 50% to $612.44 million, marking a new low since October 2023.