Stable pairs excluded. This table shows the top non-stable spot pairs by positive liquidity imbalance. d = Bid Notional Quote within 1% − Ask Notional Quote within 10%.
In simple terms: near bid-side liquidity is stronger than wider ask-side liquidity.
This does not mean “buy blindly”. It means these pairs currently show stronger bid-side support relative to available ask-side liquidity.
For me, this is a watchlist — not a signal. Next step is to check execution flow: 1) are buyers actually lifting, 2) or is the book just passively stacked?
BTC follow-up: market confirms the read. The chart below reflects aggregated order book liquidity across selected majors: BTC, ETH, SOL, ADA, XRP, BNB and ZEC. Across this basket, ask-side liquidity is heavier at shallow depth, but price is still moving higher.
Static book says supply is there. Flow says buyers are eating it.
Until that changes, I don’t see a clean short setup. Continuation remains the higher-quality scenario.
The current structure does not confirm a strong bearish setup yet. Price is consolidating near local highs, while buyer activity remains visible and bid-side support has not broken down. For a cleaner short setup, I would expect to see stronger sell pressure, bid liquidity fading, and a more aggressive rejection from this area. So far, that is not the case. Base case: continuation higher while the current liquidity structure remains intact.