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Quick Educational Thread šŸ‘‡šŸ§µ Aggregated Bucketed Delta. Instead of one aggregated delta, you break it down by trade size. Now you can see: • Small players ($1K–$100K) • Mid size ($100K–$500K) • Large players ($500K–$1M+) • Whales ($1M–$5M+) What this chart shows: āž”ļø The initial move down Aggression came...

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