AIN Order Book Depth
How much AIN is resting in the perpetual-futures order books of Binance and Bybit, side by side: bid and ask USD within ±0.1%, 0.5%, 1% and 2% of mid, the bid/ask imbalance, and what a $100k and a $1M market order would cost in basis points. Live snapshots from the exchanges' public order-book APIs, refreshed every couple of minutes.
AIN is #20 by open interest on Binance ($77.63M). AIN is not among Bybit's top 20 perps by open interest right now, so its Bybit book isn't tracked here. Within ±2% of mid, Binance holds $85K of AIN bids and $312K of asks. A $100k market buy costs 72.2 bps and a $1M buy ≥ 196.6 bps from mid; selling costs ≥ 107.3 bps and ≥ 222.3 bps. Live bid/ask imbalance: Binance -13%, ask-heavy within ±1.00% of mid.
Live cards: up to 500 levels per side on each exchange; snapshot build 04:30 UTC. Bids and asks are USD notionals. Truncated bands are lower bounds; each imbalance uses the range reached on both sides. Stored history below uses separate snapshots and can have a different total or dominant side.
Binance AINUSDT
#20 by OI · $77.63M open interestReturned 500 bid / 500 ask levels; bids reach +2.35% and asks +2.39% from mid.
| Band | Bids | Asks | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| ±0.1% | $1,981 | $380 | $2,361 |
| ±0.5% | $19K | $25K | $44K |
| ±1% | $52K | $67K | $120K |
| ±2% | $85K | $312K | $397K |
| Market order | Buy | Sell |
|---|---|---|
| $100K | 72.15 bps | ≥ 107.25 bps (truncated) |
| $1.00M | ≥ 196.57 bps (truncated) | ≥ 222.28 bps (truncated) |
Bybit
AIN is not among Bybit's top 20 perps by open interest right now, so its Bybit book isn't tracked here.
AIN bid/ask ratio and depth history
Stored snapshots: up to 1,000 Binance and 500 Bybit levels per side, pooled in 5-minute buckets. The summary below uses the stored bucket at . Charts load independently and may include a newer bucket or average several buckets. Their bid share uses all visible bids and asks in the requested band, unlike the live cards' symmetric-range imbalance.
AIN's ±1% bid share is 18.8% (imbalance -62%), near the bottom of its 7-day range of 14.6% to 74.3% (7-day average 48.3%, 24-hour average 48.8%, z-score -2.4).
Resting within ±1% of mid in the last snapshot: $269K, one exchange.
AIN bid/ask ratio
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AIN depth within ±1%
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One snapshot of each exchange's book every 5 minutes, stored since this site started recording them; 30 days at 5 minutes, hourly averages after that. Resting orders can be pulled or spoofed between snapshots. Compare every coin on the bid/ask ratio table.
How to read it. Each band row shows the resting bid and ask USD within that distance of the mid price. ≥ $X (truncated) means the exchange's 500 returned levels end inside the band, so the real figure is at least that. Imbalance is (bids − asks) / (bids + asks) within ±1%, or within the range the snapshot reaches on both sides when that is less. Market order rows give the average fill versus mid, in basis points, half-spread included and fees excluded. Depth bands, imbalance and slippage explained.
AIN has a page here while it is among the 20 USDT perpetuals with the most open interest on Binance or Bybit. Compare every coin on the order book depth table, or see AIN price and open interest. Snapshots from Binance's and Bybit's public order-book APIs, refreshed every couple of minutes while the page is viewed (the history charts above come from separate 5-minute snapshots). Not financial advice.
AIN order book FAQ
How deep is the AIN order book?
The tables show the USD value of resting AIN bids and asks within ±0.1%, 0.5%, 1% and 2% of the mid price on Binance and Bybit, from a live snapshot of each exchange's book. Values marked ≥ (truncated) are lower bounds: the exchange returned its 500 best levels per side and they end inside that band.
How much does a $100k or $1M AIN market order move the price?
We walk the ask side (for a buy) or the bid side (for a sell) from the best price until the order is filled, and compare the average fill with the mid price, in basis points (1 bps = 0.01%). Half the spread is included; fees, hidden orders and the book moving while you trade are not.
What does bid/ask imbalance mean?
(bids - asks) / (bids + asks) within ±1% of mid: positive means more resting buy orders, negative more sell orders. Resting orders can be pulled at any moment, so it is a snapshot of intent, not a signal on its own. If returned levels end inside ±1%, the live imbalance uses the smaller range reached on both sides, shown beside the figure. Nothing here is financial advice.