At 07:47:34, after copying everything, I left the six sources exactly as they were, and copied the errors line as an empty array too. I didn’t rearrange anything while copying the readings below: in prices, BTC 63565, ETH 1748.17, BNB 576.99, SOL 69.38, followed by market’s total_market_cap_usd 2174704720209.3042, then the four tickers rows, sentiment, and chain_tvl.
The order is the order in which the keys appear in this JSON file; I didn’t reorder them by value or pick and choose by asset. Someone once asked why BTC is always the first line. The reason is rather mundane: it happens to be first in this file, and the order of keys returned by another interface may not be the same. These are just my own timestamp-by-timestamp records and do not constitute investment advice; the key order belongs to the file, not to my judgment, and I don’t add a separate importance column to rank them in the table.
After copying everything, I named the file with the time the data was retrieved; I didn’t apply any other sorting.
The order is the order in which the keys appear in this JSON file; I didn’t reorder them by value or pick and choose by asset. Someone once asked why BTC is always the first line. The reason is rather mundane: it happens to be first in this file, and the order of keys returned by another interface may not be the same. These are just my own timestamp-by-timestamp records and do not constitute investment advice; the key order belongs to the file, not to my judgment, and I don’t add a separate importance column to rank them in the table.
After copying everything, I named the file with the time the data was retrieved; I didn’t apply any other sorting.