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market-microstructure

DEX orderflow analysis, trade classification, buyer/seller pressure, and microstructure signals for Solana tokens

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# Market Microstructure — DEX Orderflow Analysis

## Overview

Market microstructure on Solana DEXes differs fundamentally from traditional finance.
There are no orderbooks on AMMs — every trade is a swap against a liquidity pool. Yet
trade flow analysis remains powerful: the sequence, size, and direction of swaps reveal
accumulation, distribution, whale activity, and wash trading patterns.

This skill covers:
- **Trade classification** — identifying buys vs sells from swap direction
- **Volume profiles** — time-based and size-based breakdowns
- **Buyer/seller pressure** — ratio metrics, net flow, trade count asymmetry
- **Trade size distribution** — whale detection, retail vs institutional flow
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