Kaiko: BTC traders may be conducting profit-taking operations
Cryptocurrency data provider Kaiko stated that, according to its analysis of data from 33 global CEX markets, the gap between the total USD value of sell orders (known as ask side) and buy orders (bid side) within a 2% range of current market prices has widened to nearly $100 million, approximately five times higher than usual. Since late January, there has been relatively more liquidity on the ask side, indicating potential supply in the market and suggesting that investors have been seeking to sell off. Dessislava Aubert, a research analyst at Kaiko, mentioned that there is currently a significant imbalance in the 2% BTC bid depth, which may indicate that traders are now taking profits as Bitcoin approaches historical highs.
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