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Ease of Liquidation

The "24-hour volume as a percent of total liquidity". It measures the ratio of trading activity (volume) over a 24-hour period to the total liquidity available in the asset's pools.

  • Low Ratio: Indicates that the liquidity pool is deep relative to the trading volume. This generally means the exchange can handle large trades with minimal price impact (slippage), and is less susceptible to sudden liquidity shocks.
  • High Ratio: Suggests that trading activity is high compared to available liquidity. This can signal potential fragility, as large trades may significantly move prices, and the pool could be more vulnerable to liquidity drains or manipulation.