BTC is deeply differentiated across exchanges. Binance’s perpetual selling orders are US$49.0816 million, while Hyperliquid buying orders are only US$5.7107 million.

According to ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by the handicap intelligence platform Liquid24/7.xyz, the current price of BTC is approximately US$85,140. Binance's perpetual near-end selling orders are approximately US$49.0816 million, and the buying orders are approximately US$47.8814 million, with a net excess of selling orders of approximately US$1.2003 million; Binance's spot buying orders are approximately US$13.0787 million, and selling orders are approximately US$10.6611 million, with a net excess of buying orders of approximately US$2.4176 million; Coinbase's spot buying orders are approximately US$13.0787 million, and the selling volume is approximately US$10.6611 million. Coinbase's spot buying orders are approximately US$2.4176 million. There were US$23.7652 million, sell orders were about US$20.8471 million, and there was a net excess of buy orders of about US$2.9181 million.

OKX’s perpetual selling orders are approximately US$28.837 million, and buying orders are approximately US$13.9123 million, with a net excess of selling orders of approximately US$14.9247 million. Hyperliquid’s perpetual buying orders are only approximately US$5.7107 million, while selling orders are approximately US$3.7363 million, with a net excess of buying orders of approximately US$1.9744 million. Overall, Binance's perpetual selling orders are thicker than buying orders, while Hyperliquid's buying orders are relatively thin. If a large market order appears, the slippage on Hyperliquid's side may be greater.