There are two figures for $TIA ’s “24-hour high”: the rolling market data shows 0.692 USDT, while the statistics for the most recent 24 complete hours show 0.7145. I’ll check the time ranges first and won’t assume this is a pricing error for now.
As of 18:06 Beijing time on October 18, the rolling window runs approximately from 18:06 yesterday to now, while the complete hourly candles cover 18:00 yesterday to 18:00 today. The former includes roughly the latest six minutes of today, while the latter includes roughly the earliest six minutes of yesterday, so the trades counted may differ.
This explains why the two highs could differ, but it doesn’t confirm that the difference in this case is caused only by the time windows. To verify the prices, we need to compare the same time period; the discrepancy between these two figures alone isn’t enough to conclude that the market data is wrong.
As of 18:06 Beijing time on October 18, the rolling window runs approximately from 18:06 yesterday to now, while the complete hourly candles cover 18:00 yesterday to 18:00 today. The former includes roughly the latest six minutes of today, while the latter includes roughly the earliest six minutes of yesterday, so the trades counted may differ.
This explains why the two highs could differ, but it doesn’t confirm that the difference in this case is caused only by the time windows. To verify the prices, we need to compare the same time period; the discrepancy between these two figures alone isn’t enough to conclude that the market data is wrong.