Crypto BR Liquidity · BRL Spot LIVE
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Methodology

What this terminal measures, how it measures it, and what it deliberately excludes.

Scope

The terminal compares public spot order books for BRL-quoted pairs across eight exchanges: Mercado Bitcoin, Foxbit, Bitso, Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget and BrasilBitcoin. Pairs monitored: BTC/BRL, ETH/BRL, USDT/BRL, USDC/BRL.

What we measure

  • Spread in BRL and basis points (bps) — (ask − bid) / mid × 10 000.
  • Depth within ±10/25/50/100/200 bps from mid, expressed in BRL notional.
  • Execution VWAP for standard ticket sizes (R$ 10k → R$ 1M), walking the book level by level.
  • Slippage vs mid-price in bps: (VWAP − mid)/mid × 10 000 for buys (sign flipped for sells).
  • Liquidity score (0–100) = 30% spread + 30% depth ±50 bps + 30% 100k slippage + 10% freshness.

Data sources

Each exchange has a dedicated adapter that calls the venue's public REST orderbook endpoint and normalizes the response into a common format { bids, asks, status, timestamp } . Adapters run server-side (no CORS issues, no browser geolocation effects).

What we deliberately exclude

  • OTC desks, RFQ flows, P2P books, convert/aggregator products and internal retail pricing.
  • Last-trade / 24h volume — these say nothing about executable liquidity right now.
  • Off-book private liquidity that cannot be verified from public APIs.

Transparency rules

  • If a pair is not listed on a venue, it shows MISSING.
  • If an API call fails, it shows API ERROR with the raw error message.
  • If the latest snapshot is older than the configured threshold, it shows STALE.
  • Results are only as fresh as the last successful refresh. The "Last update" indicator reflects this.

Disclaimer

This is a market-intelligence and research tool. It is not financial advice. Live trading conditions can differ from any snapshot due to latency, fees, withdrawal/deposit constraints and order routing behavior.