For the same $DOGE , 24-hour trading volume differs by 58x in two places.
On one side is Binance spot DOGEUSDT, with 32,663,397.41 USDT traded in the past 24 hours (as of 2026-10-24T04:55Z); on the other is the pool for the real DOGE on chain 56, with 563,195.42 dollars traded over the same period (2026-10-24T05:2xZ). Divide one by the other and you get 58.0x. I did the math myself.
Neither figure is wrong; they’re just counting different things. The spot figure records the volume of trades matched in the order book, while the pool figure records the volume of assets people have swapped. The same money can be counted several times in a day on the former; on the latter, every swap changes the ratio between the two sides of the pool.
When taking a screenshot, it’s easier to capture the bigger number. The measurement criteria often get left outside the frame.
#Dogecoin #Crypto Investment involves risk.
On one side is Binance spot DOGEUSDT, with 32,663,397.41 USDT traded in the past 24 hours (as of 2026-10-24T04:55Z); on the other is the pool for the real DOGE on chain 56, with 563,195.42 dollars traded over the same period (2026-10-24T05:2xZ). Divide one by the other and you get 58.0x. I did the math myself.
Neither figure is wrong; they’re just counting different things. The spot figure records the volume of trades matched in the order book, while the pool figure records the volume of assets people have swapped. The same money can be counted several times in a day on the former; on the latter, every swap changes the ratio between the two sides of the pool.
When taking a screenshot, it’s easier to capture the bigger number. The measurement criteria often get left outside the frame.
#Dogecoin #Crypto Investment involves risk.