$1.4B is visible within 2%.

Across 10 selected large coins and their included public venues, this is the buying interest close to the current price. Reported daily trading was $28.7B. The two numbers are not interchangeable.

Every included order book is dated 07 September 2026 or later.

The gap between the doors is the nearby buying capacity—not a promise that orders will stay.2%
exit

Buying depth within 2%$1.4B

Visible buying orders across the selected coins.

Daily trading$28.7B

Reported 24-hour trading in the same included pairs.

Trading / nearby book20.6×

How many times daily trading exceeds visible buying close to price.

Broad exit8 of 10

Coins with at least $25 million waiting to buy within 2%.

Largest doorwayBTC

$612.0M of nearby buying interest.

Smallest doorwayHYPE

$15.6M of nearby buying interest.

Most venue-dependentAVAX

17.1% of its capacity sits at one venue.

Most one-sidedETH

6.7% gap between nearby buying and selling.

Remove the biggest door.

Charcoal is all visible buying within 2%. Purple is what remains after removing the largest venue for that coin. A large difference means the exit depends heavily on one place.

BTC

$612.0M91.9% remains without its largest venue

ETH

$278.9M92.6% remains without its largest venue

SOL

$168.9M92.4% remains without its largest venue

XRP

$108.2M90.7% remains without its largest venue

BNB

$82.9M89.9% remains without its largest venue

DOGE

$52.0M90.3% remains without its largest venue

LINK

$28.8M86.6% remains without its largest venue

SUI

$25.8M91.5% remains without its largest venue

AVAX

$19.7M82.9% remains without its largest venue

HYPE

$15.6M88.3% remains without its largest venue

All included public venuesWithout the largest venue

91.6% survives.

Across the selected set, that share of nearby buying remains after removing each coin’s largest venue. It is a concentration test, not a forecast of what would happen during a market panic.

Test the order against the doorway.

“Inside” means the order is no more than half of the buying currently visible within 2%. “Uses most” means it consumes between half and all of it. “Larger” means the order exceeds it. None of these labels predicts the final trading price.

Coin	Buying within 2%	Venues	Largest venue	Book imbalance	Daily volume / book	$5M order	$25M order	$100M order
BTC	$612.0M	60	8.1%	2.1%	24.2×	Inside	Inside	Inside
ETH	$278.9M	58	7.4%	6.7%	26.0×	Inside	Inside	Inside
SOL	$168.9M	56	7.6%	4.7%	17.1×	Inside	Inside	Uses most
XRP	$108.2M	55	9.3%	5.8%	9.7×	Inside	Inside	Uses most
BNB	$82.9M	48	10.1%	0.1%	8.3×	Inside	Inside	Larger
DOGE	$52.0M	45	9.7%	3.2%	13.0×	Inside	Inside	Larger
LINK	$28.8M	50	13.4%	3.3%	14.8×	Inside	Uses most	Larger
SUI	$25.8M	43	8.5%	0.9%	14.7×	Inside	Uses most	Larger
AVAX	$19.7M	46	17.1%	1.2%	8.7×	Inside	Larger	Larger
HYPE	$15.6M	30	11.7%	2.8%	20.9×	Inside	Larger	Larger

What can make this wrong?

Orders can moveYes

A visible order can be cancelled before a large sale reaches it.

Stress can thin the bookQuickly

Nearby buying in a calm market may disappear when many holders sell together.

Private buyersNot visible

Public order books do not show every negotiated buyer away from an exchange.

Fees and transfer timeNot included

Moving coins between venues and completing a sale can reduce practical capacity.

Do tokenized Treasuries move?Compare issued value with transfers.Who controls the route?Open the custody counterparty map.Which venue looks thin?Open Exchange Survival Radar.