The gain ranks second, yet the volume only ranks fourth—this mismatch is more worth recording than just the top spot.
According to Binance Alpha’s official adjacent snapshots: from 09:08:24 to 10:04:50 (Beijing time) on August 5, Checkmate (CHECK) changed from 0.01879576 to 0.02119264, a span of 3,386 seconds. Over two discrete sampling points, the change is about +12.75%, ranking 2nd among 11 valid signals. In the subsequent snapshot, the `volume_24h` field is 161,556.87, ranking 4th, but the API does not specify the unit of valuation.
This can only mean that the two rankings for the same source candidates do not align; you can’t label the volume field as USD trading value or money flow. The two price points also do not cover the full two-hour high and low; the rolling 24-hour fields starting point differs by +10.52%, so it cannot replace the short-term definition, nor can it explain the reason or infer what happens next.
During the same period, Binance Spot data was collected at 10:04:50, but it does not include CHECK, so I did not use it to extrapolate the outlook. In the next valid snapshot, I’ll check whether these two ranks keep getting misaligned.
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