【5:00 PM Market Watch】BTC, ETH, BNB Price and Volume Snapshot
Data timestamp: October 14, 2026, 17:05:49 Beijing time. All figures are for Binance spot USDT pairs; price changes and trading volumes are based on a rolling 24-hour period.
BTC: 83,487.56 USDT, 24-hour change +0.081%; range 82,972.74–84,146.72, trading volume approximately 1.029 billion USDT.
ETH: 2,507.18 USDT, 24-hour change -0.050%; range 2,489.00–2,530.44, trading volume approximately 386 million USDT.
BNB: 741.77 USDT, 24-hour change -0.088%; range 736.87–747.00, trading volume approximately 46.14 million USDT.
In this snapshot, the net price changes for all three pairs are close to zero, and their current prices are all between their respective 24-hour highs and lows. However, calculated as “high minus low, divided by the price at the start of the period,” the price ranges for BTC, ETH, and BNB are approximately 1.41%, 1.65%, and 1.36%, respectively. Net directional change and price volatility over the period should be considered separately.
Among these three pairs, BTC has the highest trading volume. However, this only reflects trading data for the current period; without historical data using the same methodology, it is not yet possible to determine whether volume has increased, nor to confirm a one-way trend based on this alone.
My observation: Going forward, we can look at consecutive candlesticks alongside historical trading volume to see whether price movements persist and whether price and volume move in sync. The highs and lows above are period statistics only; they should not be treated directly as support or resistance levels or breakout signals. Prices will continue to change, so the snapshot timestamp should be considered alongside the figures.
Source: Official Binance Spot Market Data API
https://data-api.binance.vision/api/v3/ticker/24hr?symbols=%5B%22BTCUSDT%22,%22ETHUSDT%22,%22BNBUSDT%22%5D
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Data timestamp: October 14, 2026, 17:05:49 Beijing time. All figures are for Binance spot USDT pairs; price changes and trading volumes are based on a rolling 24-hour period.
BTC: 83,487.56 USDT, 24-hour change +0.081%; range 82,972.74–84,146.72, trading volume approximately 1.029 billion USDT.
ETH: 2,507.18 USDT, 24-hour change -0.050%; range 2,489.00–2,530.44, trading volume approximately 386 million USDT.
BNB: 741.77 USDT, 24-hour change -0.088%; range 736.87–747.00, trading volume approximately 46.14 million USDT.
In this snapshot, the net price changes for all three pairs are close to zero, and their current prices are all between their respective 24-hour highs and lows. However, calculated as “high minus low, divided by the price at the start of the period,” the price ranges for BTC, ETH, and BNB are approximately 1.41%, 1.65%, and 1.36%, respectively. Net directional change and price volatility over the period should be considered separately.
Among these three pairs, BTC has the highest trading volume. However, this only reflects trading data for the current period; without historical data using the same methodology, it is not yet possible to determine whether volume has increased, nor to confirm a one-way trend based on this alone.
My observation: Going forward, we can look at consecutive candlesticks alongside historical trading volume to see whether price movements persist and whether price and volume move in sync. The highs and lows above are period statistics only; they should not be treated directly as support or resistance levels or breakout signals. Prices will continue to change, so the snapshot timestamp should be considered alongside the figures.
Source: Official Binance Spot Market Data API
https://data-api.binance.vision/api/v3/ticker/24hr?symbols=%5B%22BTCUSDT%22,%22ETHUSDT%22,%22BNBUSDT%22%5D
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