T2G OOS-B Detection — MBO
The DOM sees 721 lots absorbed. T2G reveals an institutional block.
On a liquid market, executing out of spread signals urgency and conviction. T2G groups these anomalous executions, reveals who acted and why — directly in the Events column.
Standard DOM — 7170.00 721 lots absorbed at bid
Horizontal imbalance visible
That is all a classic DOM shows
Horizontal imbalance visible
That is all a classic DOM shows
OOS-B 718 · 1 ID 718 lots · 1 aggressor ID
83.6% vol in 1 big block >50
Institutional vs institutional
83.6% vol in 1 big block >50
Institutional vs institutional
Price rejection — normal Seller paid above spread
Strong conviction · temporary or not
Level will be contested again
Strong conviction · temporary or not
Level will be contested again
OOS-B · What standard DOM hides
718 OOS-B lots
7170.25 → 7169.75 · sell
1 aggressor ID
1 dominant block · institutional
83.6% big block >50
83.6% of total volume
32 passive IDs
distinct counterparties
Classic DOM reading
721 lots appear as a horizontal bid imbalance at 7170.00. That is the entire information available to a standard order flow tool: a large number, on one side. The context, the intent, the counterparty structure — invisible.
T2G OOS-B reading
T2G detects a seller who paid above the spread to execute 718 lots in 3 prints. One dominant ID, 83.6% of volume in a single block over 50 lots. This is not retail. This is an institutional actor with urgency and conviction — and a counterparty willing to absorb it.
01
Out of spread detection
Identifies executions beyond the BBO — rare and always intentional
02
Block classification
OOS-B: one or few large prints dominate · institutional signature
03
MBO ID tracking
1 aggressor ID confirmed across all 3 prints at this level
04
Events column
OOS-B displayed at exact price · volume · speed · participant profile
OOS-B out of spread
OOS-B block · institutional
83.6% 1 block >50 lots
MBO only data source