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SOXLB volume spikes live

The scanner has recorded 1 SOXLB volume spike since the server started 15 hours ago (7 in the last 24 hours): 0 buy-side and 1 sell-side. The largest was $67K traded in one minute on Binance spot (181.6× normal, sell-side), 47m ago. Fifteen minutes after sell-side spikes, price moved -0.12% on average (lower in 100% of 1).

Tracking for ~15h Updates every 5 s SOXLB overview

Spikes on recordsince start
1
Buy-side 0Sell-side 1
Last 24h
7
Net spike flow-$188K
Biggest spikeBinance spot
$67K
181.6× normal · sell47m ago
+15m after spikesavg move
— / -0.12%
after buy / after selln=0 / 1

What SOXLB price did after each spike

Average change · share that moved in the spike's direction · sample size
Spike sideSpikesAfter 5 minAfter 15 minAfter 1 hour
BUY 0 ———
SELL 1 +0.38% 0% down · n=1-0.12% 100% down · n=1—

Outcomes fill in 5, 15 and 60 minutes after each spike, measured from the spike minute's close on the same market. Small samples are noisy, and past moves are not a prediction.

SOXLB volume spike history

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Time Venue Type Side $ in 1m × normal Buy % +5m +15m +1h
47m ago BIN spot VOL SELL $67K 181.6× 2% +0.38%-0.12%—

Newest first, up to 100. +5m / +15m / +1h show the price change after each spike and fill in as time passes. They describe the past, not a prediction.

SOXLB volume

Spot + perp, USD

Chart: TradingView Lightweight Charts™

About the SOXLB volume spikes

What is a SOXLB volume spike?

A minute in which one SOXLB market (spot or perp, on Binance, Bybit or Hyperliquid) trades at least 4× its normal minute volume, where normal is the median of the previous hour, with a size floor ($30K spot, $75K perps) so thin trading doesn't count.

How to read it

Buy % is the share of taker buys in the minute: 60% or more is a buy-side spike, 40% or less sell-side. The +5m / +15m / +1h columns show what price did afterwards on the same market, and the table above averages them. Spikes at the same time on several exchanges carry more weight than one venue alone.

Is this a trading signal?

No. It is a record of unusual activity and what followed. Averages over a handful of spikes are noisy, and the history only covers the time since the server last started. Not financial advice. See live spikes for every coin.