Reading original Binance spot markets
A broader view of specific venue pairs quoted in USDT or BTC, with whole original 24h statistics and two retained sources.
Daily history for the selected pair
Open an actual pair detail; its bounded daily history loads and appears automatically. Supported pairs must belong to the original admitted list; a list does not mean every pair history has already been acquired. Completed UTC daily candles are separate from rolling 24h statistics and retain USDT or BTC quote units. The pair-history guide explains later period selection.
Original venue coverage, rather than the whole crypto market
The overview uses Binance spot directly: the captured product catalogue with TRADING status and spot eligibility, and original FULL 24h statistics. Eligible coverage contains USDT- or BTC-quoted pairs joined by exact venue symbol. Pair counts are not global token counts, capitalisation or a whole-market ranking. A base-asset code alone does not identify an equivalent token in another catalogue.
This independent source view neither replaces nor bypasses CoinGecko aggregate prices or admission gates. The first visible opening reads original inputs once and applies the default USDT overview. No demo prices, assumed token logos or successful human activity are fabricated.
One quote asset in each applied query
Choose USDT or BTC, a symbol or base-code search, sort field and direction. Confirm with Apply conditions. Until confirmation, table, detail and export retain the preceding applied query. Page sizes of 25, 50 or 100 and page navigation affect presentation only. Search preserves native characters, including non-Latin venue codes.
USDT is not USD. Prices are quote assets per base unit; base volume and quote volume have different units. Price and quote-volume ordering stays within the one selected quote asset. Volumes are neither summed across unlike pairs or assets nor converted to dollars, and no market capitalisation is produced.
Read all 21 original fields
Select a row for original product identity, last returned price, source percentage and absolute change, weighted average, Open/High/Low, bid/ask and quantities, base and quote volumes, trade counts and original IDs. A missing ticker remains empty; an explicitly supplied zero stays zero. Exact decimal strings remain in detail; ≈ marks presentation rounding only.
openTime and closeTime delimit the provider’s rolling statistics window. The window end is not last-trade, publication, revision or quote-validity time. Bid/ask is no atomic execution guarantee. No intraday or seven-day chart is fabricated without a historical series. Separate original daily history is linked only for the already supported BNB/BTC and TRX/BTC pairs.
Coverage, refresh and a whole verified export
Cards distinguish the whole admitted pair-identity cohort, pairs with the chosen quote, applied-condition matches and available or missing statistics among those matches. Excluded identities and source positions remain retained. Manual Refresh prepares a new set for the next Apply. Failure preserves the preceding dated overview; automatic polling is off.
Opening evidence shows separate read start, completed capture, HTTP Date and SHA-256 for both sources. A whole multi-megabyte raw body is displayed only when explicitly opened. Five-minute reuse starts at the earlier capture and one-hour retention at the later capture; these describe application reuse, not current market validity.
This is a guide to Datisto. Private features require sign-in and access to your own data. Personal models use your assumptions; availability and permitted use of source data are checked with the particular result. This is not investment advice.