Topic: Question about percentage increase/decrease (Read 126 times)
Usually it's the price -24 hours ago. so 20%+ in 24 hours would mean, if something was $10 yesterday at 5pm, it would be 12$ today at 5pm, for a 20%+ increase day over day.
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In 24 hour markets High and Low usually mean "highest/lowest price in last 24 hours".
Open generally refers to the price at 12:01 AM UTC of any given day and close generally refers to the price at 11:59 PM UTC of any given day.
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/41055/bitcoin-market-hours-open-close-pricesOpen generally refers to the price at 12:01 AM UTC of any given day and close generally refers to the price at 11:59 PM UTC of any given day.
HitBTC for example:
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[...] a new day starts on 0:00 UTC (or 12:00 AM).
https://forum.hitbtc.com/discussion/310/bitcoin-market-hours-open-close-prices
Hello all,
Excuse my naivety. I have just started using coinbase..
When for example it reads a ‘+20.67% from today’. Does ‘today’ pertain to ‘compared to the value 24hours ago’ or the value since midnight. I’m comparing figures from say 22:50 tonight (I’m the the UK) and 22:50 last night and the percentages do not correlate. Nor however do they when calculated from midnight,
Could someone kindly explain?
Thanks
Excuse my naivety. I have just started using coinbase..
When for example it reads a ‘+20.67% from today’. Does ‘today’ pertain to ‘compared to the value 24hours ago’ or the value since midnight. I’m comparing figures from say 22:50 tonight (I’m the the UK) and 22:50 last night and the percentages do not correlate. Nor however do they when calculated from midnight,
Could someone kindly explain?
Thanks
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