Market Sentiment
2Funds Movements
3Futures Analysis
1On-Chain Data
1Technical Indicators
2Institutional Data
1Block Trade
1HBlock Trades
$25,72M
Buy
$11,55MSell
$14,16M24HBlock Trades
$1,02B
Buy
$512,55MSell
$510,04MBitcoin(BTC) Large Trades Per Calendar Day
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Bitcoin(BTC) Large Trades Distribution
1H
4H
1D
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Bitcoin(BTC) Exchange's Large Orders Statistics
1H
4H
1D
Exchanges | Turnover | Total Transaction Share |
|---|---|---|
| $2,95M | +%0,28 %0,28 | |
| $113,78M | +%10,93 %10,93 | |
| $175,05M | +%16,82 %16,82 | |
| $2,32M | +%0,22 %0,22 | |
| $181,29K | +%0,02 %0,02 | |
| $237,09K | +%0,02 %0,02 | |
| $1,16M | +%0,11 %0,11 | |
| $23,37M | +%2,25 %2,25 | |
| $1,91M | +%0,18 %0,18 | |
| $130,67M | +%12,55 %12,55 | |
| $527,27K | +%0,05 %0,05 | |
| $3,54M | +%0,34 %0,34 | |
| $2,63M | +%0,25 %0,25 | |
| $321,88K | +%0,03 %0,03 | |
| $6,60M | +%0,63 %0,63 | |
| $273,05M | +%26,23 %26,23 | |
| $374,62K | +%0,04 %0,04 | |
| $302,13M | +%29,03 %29,03 | |
| $1,04B | +%100,00 %100,00 |
Buy
Sell
Bitcoin(BTC) Large Trades
Exchanges | Contract Currency | Transaction Info | Turnover |
|---|---|---|---|
Pi**ex2026-03-01 21:11:34 | BTC | $66.345,51Buy | $279,08K≈ 4,21 BTC |
Pi**ex2026-03-01 21:10:37 | BTC | $66.312,02Sell | $413,54K≈ 6,24 BTC |
X**OM2026-03-01 21:10:36 | BTC | $66.312,03Sell | $119,36K≈ 1,80 BTC |
Pi**ex2026-03-01 21:09:41 | BTC | $66.330,34Sell | $424,78K≈ 6,40 BTC |
Bi**ce2026-03-01 21:09:40 | BTC | $66.325,39Sell | $191,91K≈ 2,89 BTC |
Frequently asked questions about Bitcoin(BTC) Large Trades
What is a Large Trades in Bitcoin(BTC)?
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A large trade in Bitcoin (BTC) refers to a single transaction or a series of closely grouped orders involving a significant volume of BTC. These trades are typically executed by institutional investors, whales, or high-net-worth individuals, and they can significantly impact short-term price movements and market sentiment.
What is a Large Trades?
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A large trade generally refers to any transaction that surpasses a predefined volume threshold in a given market. In cryptocurrency trading, large trades are often tracked to monitor whale activity, institutional movements, and potential trend reversals, as they reflect the behavior of market-moving entities.