DODO (DODOX) taker buy/sell ratio
DODOX taker buy/sell ratio: the volume bought by market orders divided by the volume sold by market orders. Above 1, takers bought more DODOX than they sold. The table shows it over the last 1, 4 and 24 hours on each exchange, perps and spot apart, and the chart shows its history.
For DODOX perpetual futures over the last 24 hours on Binance, the aggregate Buy % is 50.51%: about $50.51 buyer-initiated and $49.49 seller-initiated per $100 of split traded notional. Buyer-initiated ÷ seller-initiated notional gives a buy/sell ratio of 1.02 (calculated before rounding).
DODOX taker buy/sell ratio by exchange
taker buys ÷ taker sells| Exchange | Market | Ratio 1h | Ratio 4h | Ratio 24h | Buy % 24h | Vol 24h |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Binance | Perp | 0.99 | 0.98 | 1.02 | 50.5% | $54.40M |
| All exchanges | Perp | 0.99 | 0.98 | 1.02 | 50.5% | $54.40M |
| Spot + perp | Both | 0.99 | 0.98 | 1.02 | 50.5% | $54.40M |
Seven completed UTC days of Binance taker volume
DODOX observed traded volume in USD, aggregated across the recorded Binance perpetual contracts supported for this coin. Each daily ratio is total taker buys ÷ total taker sells, not an average of hourly ratios. These totals measure traded volume, not long/short accounts.
Newest UTC date first; today's unfinished day is excluded. Hours count usable paired buy/sell observations out of 24. An observed hourly bucket does not prove every minute was captured, even at 24/24. Partial dates show only recorded totals; missing dates are unavailable, not zero. Zero sells makes the ratio undefined; all-zero volume has no meaningful ratio.
The separate historical share chart below uses Gate hourly and Binance 5-minute taker-share observations, rather than these recorded Binance perpetual volume totals.
| UTC date | Observed buys (USD) | Observed sells (USD) | Buy/sell ratio | Observed hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-25 | $18,657,526.32 | $17,930,436.99 | 1.04 | 24/24 |
| 2026-10-24 | $1,157,405.03 | $1,237,779.66 | 0.94 | 24/24 |
| 2026-10-23 | $1,606,531.09 | $1,794,902.14 | 0.90 | 24/24 |
| 2026-10-22 | $3,580,892.58 | $3,888,612.77 | 0.92 | 24/24 |
| 2026-10-21 | $776,859.86 | $773,611.06 | 1.00 | 24/24 |
| 2026-10-20 | $694,780.41 | $787,941.38 | 0.88 | 24/24 |
| 2026-10-19 | $1,057,379.38 | $1,193,746.22 | 0.89 | 24/24 |
DODOX taker buy share history
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DODOX taker buy and sell volume
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How to read it. What is the taker buy/sell ratio? A ratio above 1 (green) means takers bought more DODOX than they sold over the window; below 1 (red), more selling. Within 3% of 1 counts as even. Every execution has both a buyer and seller; the split identifies the aggressor side and measures traded notional, not account counts, positions or deposits. The history chart shows the taker buy share, buys ÷ (buys + sells): 50% is a ratio of 1, 55% about 1.22. Its history is Gate's DODOX USDT perpetual (hourly) and Binance's 5-minute futures taker ratio are each shown where this site has recorded them; coverage and start dates vary by coin and exchange, and some coins have a shorter history or no Gate series. Next, compare net aggressive volume (taker buys minus taker sells) on the DODOX CVD page. See positioning on the DODOX long/short ratio, price and funding on the DODOX page. Not financial advice.
Live ratios from Binance (1-minute bars recorded from their public feeds). Minutes without a taker split are excluded from both buys and sells.
DODOX taker buy/sell ratio FAQ
What does the DODOX taker buy/sell ratio show?
It is DODOX taker buy volume divided by taker sell volume, from this site's 1-minute bars of every exchange that reports a taker split. The history chart plots the taker buy share (buys over buys plus sells; 50% is a ratio of 1) for Gate's DODOX USDT perpetual (hourly) and Binance's DODOX futures (5-minute), each shown where this site has recorded it. Coverage and start dates vary by coin and exchange, so a coin may have a shorter history or no Gate series at all.
What do the seven daily Binance totals measure?
They sum observed taker buy and sell traded volume in USD across the recorded Binance perpetual contracts supported for this coin, for each completed UTC date. The daily ratio is total buys divided by total sells, not an average of hourly ratios. These are traded-volume totals, not long/short account ratios. The separate historical share chart uses Gate hourly and Binance 5-minute ratio observations. Observed hours do not prove every minute was captured; partial dates and missing dates are labelled.
What is the taker buy/sell ratio?
A taker is the side of a trade that crosses the spread with a market order. The taker buy/sell ratio is the volume bought by takers divided by the volume sold by takers over a window. A ratio of 1.20 means takers bought 20% more than they sold; 0.80 means they sold 25% more than they bought. It measures aggression, not positioning: every trade has a buyer and a seller, and the ratio only says which side was in a hurry.
How is it calculated here, and what is left out?
From the 1-minute bars this site records from each exchange's public feed: taker buys are the bar's taker buy volume and taker sells are its volume minus taker buys, summed over the window. Minutes whose feed carries no taker buy/sell split (a feed without the split, the first minute after a reconnect, or one the stream missed) are excluded from both sides rather than counted as selling. When nothing at all was sold the ratio is undefined and shown as a dash.