Description of the type of market change status
The status of market fluctuations reflects the current price trend of trading pairs, which allows users to gain a deeper understanding of their market conditions.
Different events in the market can trigger different conditions for trading pairs. The table below summarizes the possible states you see and the market conditions that trigger them. The order in which the states are displayed follows a chronological order, displaying events from the most recent to the earliest.
Status | Explanation |
Large order buy | The median value of the recently purchased 100 orders * 10 = 10000. If the total number of priced coins of the buy orders of the scope object is ≥ 10000, it will be included in the statistical results. |
Large order sell | The median value of the last 100 sold orders * 10 = 10000. If the total number of priced coins in the sell orders of the scope object is ≥ 10000, it will be included in the statistical results. |
Phase callback | Take the one-minute candlestick Closing Price of the last 30 minutes as a set, with a total of 30 elements. Take the first and last values of the 30 sets, and remove the maximum values of the first and last two. At this time, if the "maximum value ÷ first value -1 ≥ 0.1" and "maximum value ÷ last value -1 ≥ 0.1" in the set, it is regarded as a stage callback |
Bottom bounce | Take the one-minute candlestick Closing Price of the last 30 minutes as a set, with A elements in total. Take the first and last values of set A, and remove the minimum values of the first and last two. At this time, if the "first value ÷ minimum value -1 ≥ 0.1" and "last value ÷ minimum value -1 ≥ 0.1" in the set, it is regarded as a bottoming rebound |
Today's new low | Today's new low = the minimum value in the value cycle, and the trading pair's upper limit time is greater than 1 natural day |
Today's new high | Today's new high = the maximum value in the value cycle, and the trading pair's upper limit time satisfies more than 1 natural day |
New low for the week | This week's new low = the minimum value in the value cycle, and the trading pair's upper limit time is greater than 7 natural days |
New highs this week | This week's new high = the maximum value in the value cycle, and the trading pair's upper limit time is greater than 7 natural days |
New low this month | This month's new low = the minimum value in the value cycle, and the trading pair's upper limit time is greater than 30 natural days |
New highs this month | This month's new high = the maximum value in the value cycle, and the trading pair's upper limit time is greater than 30 natural days |
Rapid lift | Take the one-minute candlestick Closing Price of the last 10 minutes as a set, with a total of 10 elements. Take the first value of the 10 sets. 0.05 ≤ (current latest price - first value)/current latest price |
Rapid decline | Take the one-minute candlestick Closing Price of the last 10 minutes as a set, with a total of 10 elements. Take the first value of the 10 sets. -0.05 ≥ (current latest price - first value)/current latest price |
Sharp shock | Take the one-minute candlestick Closing Price of the last 60 minutes as a set, where at least 10 elements are greater than the mean (60) of the last 60 minutes, and at least 10 elements are less than the mean (60) of the last 60 minutes, and the difference between the maximum and minimum values is greater than 0.05; [gap = (maximum - minimum) ÷ maximum] |
Horizontal consolidation | Take the Closing Price of the one-minute candlestick of the last 60 minutes as a set, where at least 10 elements are greater than the mean (60) of the past 60 minutes, and at least 10 elements are less than the mean (60) of the past 60 minutes, and the difference between the maximum and minimum values is less than 0.03; [Difference = (Maximum - Minimum) ÷ Maximum] |