Binance Ether Perpetuals Show $9.64 Million Bid Advantage

Ether (ETH) traded near $2,610.05 as Binance’s perpetual market showed a $9.64 million advantage for bids over asks, the largest gap among the venues measured.

The Binance perpetual book held about $71.14 million in bids and $61.50 million in asks. Perpetuals are contracts that track an asset’s price without an expiration date.

Binance’s spot market also favored bids, with approximately $8.55 million compared with $7.30 million in asks, a difference of about $1.26 million.

Coinbase’s spot market showed roughly $14.04 million in bids and $12.90 million in asks, leaving a $1.15 million bid advantage.

The balance was similar on other perpetual venues. OKX recorded about $21.10 million in bids versus $19.01 million in asks, while Hyperliquid showed approximately $12.66 million in bids against $11.94 million in asks.

The figures describe near-term order-book depth. Binance’s perpetual market had both the deepest bid side and the widest bid-ask difference in the snapshot, concentrating the largest buying-side imbalance among the markets measured.

The order-book pattern follows earlier TokenPost coverage of Binance Ether perpetual liquidity, which examined a large bid near $2,650.