BNB and SOL—which moved more over the past 24 hours?
At 08:16 Beijing time, across Binance spot USDT pairs, the rolling 24-hour changes were: BNB up 1.18%, SOL down 1.16%. The difference in their moves was less than 0.3 percentage points (the observation threshold for this post), so they were nearly even. Note that they moved in opposite directions; comparing the size of their moves is not the same as comparing their strength.
Rechecking Monday morning’s condition from last week, “SOL’s 24-hour high-low range as a proportion of price is greater than BNB’s”: it still holds this time.
A sharp-tongued remark: moving more just means more volatility. It doesn’t indicate the next direction, and it certainly doesn’t tell us where the money is flowing.
Tonight, we’ll check just one thing: using the same methodology, is the gap between the absolute 24-hour percentage changes of BNB and SOL still less than 0.3 percentage points?
$BNB $SOL
At 08:16 Beijing time, across Binance spot USDT pairs, the rolling 24-hour changes were: BNB up 1.18%, SOL down 1.16%. The difference in their moves was less than 0.3 percentage points (the observation threshold for this post), so they were nearly even. Note that they moved in opposite directions; comparing the size of their moves is not the same as comparing their strength.
Rechecking Monday morning’s condition from last week, “SOL’s 24-hour high-low range as a proportion of price is greater than BNB’s”: it still holds this time.
A sharp-tongued remark: moving more just means more volatility. It doesn’t indicate the next direction, and it certainly doesn’t tell us where the money is flowing.
Tonight, we’ll check just one thing: using the same methodology, is the gap between the absolute 24-hour percentage changes of BNB and SOL still less than 0.3 percentage points?
$BNB $SOL
