Today's movers and why
The biggest moves across the coins we stream, and what we hold on what was behind each one.
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Not financial advice. A past move does not tell you the next one.
How this is counted
- The list is the coins we stream, ranked by the size of the move: the price now against the price an hour or a day earlier, on our own hourly prices across exchanges. Coins we price but do not stream are named under the day's list with their published 24-hour change alone. Stablecoins and wrapped coins are left out, as is any coin that traded under $5M in the day.
- Its normal is the middle move of the same coin's own hours or days over the last 30 days. A coin without 30 days of our prices has a move and no normal.
- Whale trades are the whale-sized trades on the coin in the window, across exchanges and chains; a side is named only when it carried 60% of the dollars, else both ways. Times normal is against the coin's own normal hour, the radar's figure.
- Forced closes are the bets closed by force in the window, from the exchanges that publish them, by side; under $25K is not said. A costly fee is a time the radar logged on the coin today.
- With the market means the typical coin moved the same way by at least half as much. The last times line and the dots are the radar's own record for the coin's unusual time today.