To detect fake exchange volumes using depth chart analysis, examine the order book for irregularities. Look for unusually thin bid-ask spreads or shallow depth, indicating low liquidity despite high reported volume. Check for consistent large orders at specific price levels that don’t execute, suggesting spoofing. Compare buy and sell walls—if they’re imbalanced or vanish quickly, it may signal manipulation. Cross-reference the depth chart with trade history; genuine volume shows steady, organic trades, while fake volume often has sudden spikes or gaps. Analyze slippage: high volume with minimal price impact implies wash trading. Finally, monitor patterns over time—repetitive, unnatural fluctuations can expose artificial activity. Use this alongside other metrics like exchange reputation for accuracy.
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