Market microstructure · liquidity analytics

How much capital does it take to move the KLV market?

A read-only depth analyzer. It pulls the live KLVUSDT order book from MEXC and computes the USD required to shift price by a target %, or the true cost & average fill to accumulate a position of a given size — the same depth data a TradingView depth chart or a treasury desk reads.

Informational liquidity analysis only — not financial advice. This tool only reads public order-book data and does arithmetic. It places no orders, holds no keys, and is not a trading or market-manipulation tool. Displayed depth is resting liquidity in a single static snapshot; market makers replenish, so the real capital to actually move a live market is higher.

Live snapshot

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Mid price
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Best bid · size
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Best ask · size
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Spread
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24h change
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24h volume
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24h high
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24h low
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Order-book depth

Depth chart appears once live book data loads.

Cumulative resting depth (USD) on each side, within ±6% of mid. Left/green = bids, right/red = asks.

Asks (sell side) — climbing to best

PriceSize (KLV)Cum KLVCum USD
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Bids (buy side) — best first

PriceSize (KLV)Cum KLVCum USD
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Capital-requirement calculator

KLV filled
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Total USD cost
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Avg fill price
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Slippage vs mid
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New top-of-book
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Levels consumed
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Load a live book to compute capital requirements.

Marginal cost curve
Price levelCum KLVCum USDSlip vs mid
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How thin is the book?

Book depth context appears once live data loads.

MoveCapital requiredKLV consumed
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Caveat. These figures are computed against resting orders in one snapshot. In a live market, makers replenish depth, hidden/iceberg orders exist, and pushing price draws in fresh liquidity — so the real capital to hold a market at a new level is materially higher than the static number above. This is liquidity analysis, not a trading strategy and not financial advice.