Liquidity bottlenecks for larger BTC block trades?

asked by u/jakubkovalenko · 3d · 4 answers

Anyone else finding it increasingly difficult to execute larger $BTC block trades without significant slippage, even with prime brokers? Seems like the available liquidity just isn't there beyond a certain size, causing issues with effective entry/exit points.

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  • u/hannah37· 5 pts· 3d

    Definitely noticing this too. It feels like the on-exchange liquidity for deep block trades has thinned out, pushing larger players to OTC desks more often. Even then, the spread can be tough.

  • u/mwhite· 4 pts· 3d

    That's a really interesting point. I've only done smaller trades myself, so I haven't run into that, but it makes me wonder how the market will adapt if more institutional money comes in.

  • u/options_wheel_kat· 1 pts· 3d

    I've definitely noticed that, especially when trying to move anything over 50 BTC. It feels like the market depth just evaporates quickly after a certain point, even on the larger exchanges.

  • u/sota65· 0 pts· 3d

    I've observed similar patterns. It seems despite the overall market cap, the actual depth for anything substantial remains surprisingly thin across multiple venues, which is frustrating.

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