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Do you know who you are exchanging money with the moment you 'place an order to buy'?

Behind this, there is a keyword that all traders cannot escape—liquidity.

Today, let's clarify👇

🧠 What is liquidity?


Liquidity = The market's ability to meet your buying and selling demands.


Specifically manifested as:

  • Are there many buy and sell orders?

  • Is the slippage high when you buy and sell?

  • Can your position be quickly executed?

📌 Simple understanding:

Good liquidity = Easy to enter and exit without pressure.

Poor liquidity = You push up the price when buying and slam down the price when selling, like hitting yourself.

📊 How to judge the liquidity of a coin?

Sister Mao teaches you to look at these indicators:

1️⃣ 24-hour trading volume

  • Usually better if greater than 10 million USDT

  • For very small tokens, even if they rise, it's easy to get trapped.


2️⃣ Order book depth

  • Placing a market order of 1,000 USDT with slippage not exceeding 0.2% indicates decent depth.


  • If slippage exceeds 1%, it's basically not suitable for large positions.


3️⃣ Are trading pairs concentrated on mainstream platforms?

  • Binance, OKX, and Bybit are the platforms to prioritize.


  • Small exchanges may not be able to execute large amounts and may even experience spikes or fishing.


4️⃣ AMM model DEX (like Uniswap): Check pool depth

  • The higher the TVL in the $X/$USDT pool and the larger the trading volume, the safer it is.

⚠️ How serious are the consequences of poor liquidity?

True story:

I once placed a market order worth several thousand USDT early in a project, and the actual transaction price was 12% higher than the price shown on the K-line, due to excessive slippage, I ended up 'losing'.

📌 Conclusion: When liquidity is poor, a market order = cutting your own loss.

🎯 How to reduce slippage and optimize trading experience?

✅ Strategy 1: Use limit orders

  • Always prioritize limit orders, unless you are fleeing or need to enter urgently.


✅ Strategy 2: Split orders for trading

  • Do not consume market orders in one go with large positions; instead, break it into several smaller orders.


✅ Strategy 3: Choose trading pairs with sufficient depth

  • Prioritize mainstream counter currencies like USDT, ETH, BTC.


  • Avoid small coins or obscure tokens that lead to amplified volatility.


✅ Strategy 4: Use aggregator DEXs (like 1inch) to optimize transaction paths

  • Helps you route orders, minimize slippage, and find the lowest gas route

📋 'Liquidity risk control checklist' you should do before building positions:

📍 Especially for contract traders, liquidity directly determines whether you can exit when you get liquidated.

✅ Summary:

  • Liquidity determines whether you can 'enter gracefully and exit steadily'.

  • For traders, it is more important than price.

  • High liquidity is your lubricant when making profits and your tourniquet when incurring losses.

📢 In your worst trade, did you realize it wasn't that you chose the wrong token, but that you didn't pay attention to liquidity?

Remember to #交易流动性 share your experience, tell more people not to be 'buying their own orders'!