Topic: What does the vertical axis means? (Read 118 times)
Vertical axis is a coordinate system in which the coordinates of a point are its distance from a set of perpendicular lines that intersected at an origin such as two lines in a plane or three in space.
hemmm
i think its amount of this price orders
like 056 price have 50 orders inside one price and etc
whats u think ? i think this is one .
may be iam mistaken
i think its amount of this price orders
like 056 price have 50 orders inside one price and etc
whats u think ? i think this is one .
may be iam mistaken
If I'm not wrong vertical column shows the volume of buy and sell orders quantity.
In the attached image sell order quantity is more than a buy order quantity that means the price of that coin may go down if the sell order stays like that for more time.
hemmm
i think its amount of this price orders
like 056 price have 50 orders inside one price and etc
whats u think ? i think this is one .
may be iam mistaken
i think its amount of this price orders
like 056 price have 50 orders inside one price and etc
whats u think ? i think this is one .
may be iam mistaken
I understand that horizontal it's a price, but what about vertical??
Could please somebody to explain to me what does the vertical axis means on the market depth?
What is it and in what units?
Image attached.
https://i.imgur.com/LeXpK61.png
What is it and in what units?
Image attached.
https://i.imgur.com/LeXpK61.png
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