For this move in $FIL , it's a good chance to talk about how “the date line depends on the time zone.”
The same moment in time can show a different date and time in different time zones. So daily trading volume or price changes may cover a different period when you switch time zones. Different time zones don't mean the data is in a different chronological order. When compiling records across platforms, keep the timestamp and its time zone, then convert everything to the same standard. This helps avoid mistakenly treating two different windows as the same day.
Here are the actual figures for comparison: Binance spot, 10/17 09:30–10:30 (Beijing Time). It rose 0.97% over the hour, with a trading volume of 374,800 USDT, 1.32 times that of the previous hour. The closing price for the period was 1.1495 USDT.
When sharing a chart or a timestamp, include the time zone and the measurement window as well as the date, so it can be checked later.
#FIL #CryptoChatter
The same moment in time can show a different date and time in different time zones. So daily trading volume or price changes may cover a different period when you switch time zones. Different time zones don't mean the data is in a different chronological order. When compiling records across platforms, keep the timestamp and its time zone, then convert everything to the same standard. This helps avoid mistakenly treating two different windows as the same day.
Here are the actual figures for comparison: Binance spot, 10/17 09:30–10:30 (Beijing Time). It rose 0.97% over the hour, with a trading volume of 374,800 USDT, 1.32 times that of the previous hour. The closing price for the period was 1.1495 USDT.
When sharing a chart or a timestamp, include the time zone and the measurement window as well as the date, so it can be checked later.
#FIL #CryptoChatter