$SKYAI Hi, I have a question about Binance Alpha and I wanted to know if anyone else has noticed this.
I’ve been tracking a token on Binance Alpha for several days and I noticed some strange behavior.
The “Limit Transaction” tab sometimes takes a very long time to record new trades (it even stayed almost 2 hours practically idle). However, during that same period:
* the chart keeps forming candles normally;
* the price keeps moving;
* the order book keeps changing.
Today I did a test: I placed a limit order for approximately US$50, and it appeared immediately in the “Limit Transaction” tab. So the tab is working.
My question is:
Does the “Limit Transaction” tab really show ALL executed trades, or does it only show part of them (for example, aggregated trades, some kind of filter, or another data feed)?
Because if the chart keeps forming candles and the price keeps changing, in theory there should be trades happening.
Does anyone know the technical workings of this screen or has anyone received an official explanation from Binance?
I’ve been tracking a token on Binance Alpha for several days and I noticed some strange behavior.
The “Limit Transaction” tab sometimes takes a very long time to record new trades (it even stayed almost 2 hours practically idle). However, during that same period:
* the chart keeps forming candles normally;
* the price keeps moving;
* the order book keeps changing.
Today I did a test: I placed a limit order for approximately US$50, and it appeared immediately in the “Limit Transaction” tab. So the tab is working.
My question is:
Does the “Limit Transaction” tab really show ALL executed trades, or does it only show part of them (for example, aggregated trades, some kind of filter, or another data feed)?
Because if the chart keeps forming candles and the price keeps changing, in theory there should be trades happening.
Does anyone know the technical workings of this screen or has anyone received an official explanation from Binance?