2% market depth, day by day, October 2026

Closing reading of the day, taken at 21:51 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 42.6 bps across 28 assets, from 0.2 to 661.1.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 21:22 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 40.4 bps across 28 assets, from 0.2 to 566.0.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 19:53 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 38.0 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 569.0.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 20:12 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 40.6 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 558.5.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 23:12 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 43.8 bps across 28 assets, from 0.0 to 489.4.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 21:40 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 42.7 bps across 28 assets, from 0.0 to 675.5.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 22:01 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 44.5 bps across 28 assets, from 0.0 to 836.2.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 22:06 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 45.5 bps across 28 assets, from 0.0 to 637.5.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 21:42 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 43.5 bps across 28 assets, from 0.0 to 715.1.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 20:37 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 44.5 bps across 28 assets, from 0.0 to 599.9.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 21:01 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 39.1 bps across 28 assets, from 0.0 to 619.2.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 23:40 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 42.6 bps across 28 assets, from 0.0 to 579.0.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 21:53 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 40.6 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 501.0.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 20:46 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 40.5 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 581.0.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 20:23 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 40.7 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 527.0.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 20:00 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 39.4 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 551.6.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 19:23 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 36.6 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 692.3.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 19:28 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 39.7 bps across 28 assets, from 0.0 to 662.2.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 21:33 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 43.1 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 746.4.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 20:36 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 41.9 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 788.5.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 20:39 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 36.6 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 564.1.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 20:36 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 45.2 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 727.0.

Closing reading of the day, taken at 20:27 UTC (3 readings that day). Panel median 41.7 bps across 28 assets, from 0.1 to 611.2.

The dollar figure is what it would take to push the price up by 2 percent, added up across every spot venue where the asset trades against money. It is a ceiling: it assumes you could buy everywhere at the same second, which nobody can.

The basis points are that same amount as a share of the asset's size, in hundredths of a percent. That is the figure that makes two assets of different sizes comparable. The lower it is, the less money it takes relative to the size on display.

Size means market capitalisation, except under 30 percent float, where fully diluted value is used instead. Both are stated on the live page, asset by asset.

This measures how easily a price moves, nothing else. A low figure is not a flaw and a high one is not a merit. Nothing here tells anyone to buy or sell anything.