Stored snapshots and exchange prices
Market statistics and exchange ticks use separate source times. The screener, heatmap and CSV use stored USD snapshots; a live quote belongs to its named exchange pair and quote currency. Stale or failed data retains its last good observation. Snapshot collection follows provider quotas and may be delayed. Panel headers show freshness; the Data sources disclosure identifies the contributing feeds. Required credits stay beside the relevant figures.
Related headlines
News is matched conservatively using distinctive names, explicit cashtags, trading pairs or bounded ticker evidence. Ordinary words such as chip and four do not identify a token by themselves. Movers use title evidence from the last 24 hours. A related headline does not establish why a price moved.
Histories and comparison
Histories contain actual observations, never interpolated values. Comparison uses exact common timestamps and labels the observed coverage. Funding is percent per eight hours; open interest is USD for the named venue. Venue coverage must match for aggregate OI changes. Fixed USD-peg deviation equals (price − 1) × 100. Accumulating fund shares such as USYC do not use a fixed $1 reference. TVL is locked capital, not fees or revenue; chain activity comes from chain-scoped endpoints.
Calculators and browser alerts
Dedicated calculators live at /tools, with their formulas and worked examples on each page. Crypto profit includes buying, selling and other entered costs. Average entry weights price by units and includes quote-currency fees. Position size uses a loss budget divided by modeled stop-loss and fees, capped by available funds. Funding projections count explicit eligible settlements and hold rate and notional constant. BTC fee equals virtual size × sat/vB. ETH fee equals gas × (base + priority gwei) / 1 billion. The legacy duration estimate on /derivatives prorates notional × eight-hour percent / 100 × holding hours / 8 for comparison; it does not represent settlement billing. Use the dedicated funding tool with an explicit whole-number settlement count to model eligible payments. Browser alerts require an active page and fresh observed prices. Lists, screeners, alerts, preferences and backups stay in the browser.
Daily brief and coverage
Each UTC brief is generated once after 00:15 from stored datasets. Missing measurements are omitted and observation times remain visible. Liquidation tapes are observed samples and may undercount; no market-wide extrapolation is applied. Yahoo quotes may be delayed. Exchange schedules may differ on holidays or unscheduled closures. Token boosts are paid promotion.
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