An asset page is the deep view for one coin. This page explains the parts that need decoding: the net CEX flow balance, the order-book walls, and the price-impact estimate.
The flow balance sums recent inflows against outflows for this asset and shows which side is winning. Leaning toward inflows suggests coins arriving on exchanges (potential selling); leaning toward outflows suggests coins leaving (potential accumulation).
Walls are large resting buy or sell orders pulled from exchange order books. A big sell wall above price can act as resistance; a big buy wall below can act as support. Walls can be pulled at any moment, so treat them as intent, not a guarantee.
Price impact estimates how far a given trade size would move the price against the current book. It is how we judge whether a whale transfer is actually large enough to matter for this specific asset's liquidity.
The transfer list is the scanner feed filtered to this asset. Row colours and tags mean exactly what they do on the scanner - see the scanner guide.
They show real resting orders at the moment of reading, but large orders can be cancelled instantly. Use them as a read on where liquidity sits, not as a promise that price will hold.
Impact is relative to that asset's liquidity. A large transfer in a deep major can barely move price, while a smaller one in a thin coin can move it a lot.