Looking at the amplitude ranking and the magnitude ranking stacked together, COMMON’s position is not symmetrical.
Binance Alpha’s official adjacent snapshots show that from 17:06:24 to 19:01:02 (Beijing time) on August 6, Common (COMMON) moved from 0.0000680272 to 0.0000840372. The two points are 6,878 seconds apart, and the change between the two discrete samples is about +23.535%. Among 22 valid candidates, its short-term amplitude ranks 4th; the `volume_24h` field is 6,095.51, while its magnitude ranks only 13th, and the interface does not specify the pricing unit.
This can confirm that COMMON has crossed the 5% entry threshold for this round, and it also indicates that the amplitude rank and the volume/magnitude rank are not synchronized in the leading positions. However, it cannot be used to judge things like the USD trade amount, fund flows, or the reason for the rise. The later snapshot’s rolling 24-hour field is +27.20%; since the starting point is different, it cannot replace the short-term metric. These two points also do not cover the full two-hour high-low range.
In the same period, the Binance Spot data was collected at 19:01:02, but it does not include COMMON. I did not use it to supplement this coin’s market data. The official Alpha interface was reopened before publication, but no exportable updated fields were obtained, so I kept this collection timestamp. In the next legitimate snapshot, I’ll see whether these two rankings converge or continue to split.
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