Bitcoin Sell Orders Outpace Bids Across Several Listed Exchanges

Bitcoin (BTC) was trading near $82,643 as sell orders exceeded buy orders across several listed exchange markets, with Hyperliquid showing the opposite balance.

Binance perpetuals recorded about $43.795 million in sell orders against $43.4685 million in buy orders, giving sellers a $326,500 advantage.

The sell-side difference was larger on Coinbase spot and OKX perpetuals. Coinbase listed about $22.2235 million in sell orders and $16.7834 million in buy orders, while OKX showed $19.5759 million in sells versus $13.6366 million in buys.

Binance spot also favored sellers, with roughly $14.4525 million in sell orders against $10.7293 million in buy orders.

Hyperliquid perpetuals were the exception. The market showed about $9.5485 million in buy orders and $2.8662 million in sell orders, leaving a $6.6823 million buy-side advantage.

The figures represent near-term order-book depth rather than completed trades. They can be compared with earlier coverage of Bitcoin order-book depth, which showed heavier sell-side depth on both Binance and Hyperliquid perpetuals.