Read the original Ethereum daily price
Open the source-qualified Coinbase Exchange ETH-USD history and inspect its original daily close, volume and source timestamps.
1. Identify the asset and price source
This Ethereum detail uses the original ETH-USD market on Coinbase Exchange. Its unit is USD per one ETH. The price is an unadjusted daily close within the source-reported UTC candle; it is not a current executable quote, an aggregated CoinGecko reference, a USDT price or a forecast. Bitcoin, a token with a similar symbol and another venue cannot silently replace this source.
2. Read close history, candles and volume together
Volume is reported in ETH units for that daily bucket, not USD turnover or a rolling 24-hour figure. A missing candle stays a gap rather than borrowing the previous close or inventing zero volume. A withheld original remains unavailable even when an older usable price exists. Other saved source windows retain their exact original boundaries.
3. Inspect source time and the original point
The last displayed price has its source day, exact bucket bounds and source freshness. The capture clock belongs to the retained source bundle and does not establish publication or the instant of the closing trade. Individual publication and revision clocks remain unknown. Open Value Passport to inspect the original decimal strings, OHLCV fields, asset identity, evidence and current source access.
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.