News & ViewsNews & Views
- It is a quiet weekend on robosats. Sell orders are outpacing buy orders by more than two to one. I think it’s fair to say that there is some spending, if not profit taking, going on. Over time I’m interested to see if these trends will mirror that of the big centralized exchanges. Book liquidity is down, while the number of robots is up. The non-KYC premium has shrunk to near 2 %.
- @optimism has a tor site where he is compiling much more comprehensive data than I have here. I hope to use this resource to give you more detailed data in the future. Here’s the link .
- I added one or two more links below. If anyone knows of any I am missing, please let me know.
4/27//25 data4/27//25 data
Online RoboSats coordinatorsOnline RoboSats coordinators
4
Enabled Robosats CoordinatorsEnabled Robosats Coordinators
4
Public buy ordersPublic buy orders
26
Public sell ordersPublic sell orders
53
Book liquidity (funds available to facilitate trades)Book liquidity (funds available to facilitate trades)
123,048,970 Sats
Number of active robotsNumber of active robots
1046
24h non-KYC bitcoin premium24h non-KYC bitcoin premium
2.03%
24h contracted volume (total value of agreed upon contracts)24h contracted volume (total value of agreed upon contracts)
0.37623783 bitcoin
Lifetime contracted volume (total value of all trades)Lifetime contracted volume (total value of all trades)
161.71163267 bitcoin
Useful LinksUseful Links
GithubGithub
Optimism’s Data Site (Tor Only)
It will be interesting to see during which periods of the week the volume is higher.
Siggy, in the date you put two "/". It would be good to include the link to the last post. #960121
Good suggestion, and yes, I did make a typo with a double /
Not just the volume, but also almost all indicators are relevant there...cause it is a small exchange, the whales and institutions are not activating there (because of the small amount of liquidity)...and in this case we can figure out the real trading habbit of retail...