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   Kim Scheinberg (kims@mas.to)'s status on Tuesday, 04-Mar-2025 00:52:44 JST Kim Scheinberg

   This is a split screen window from an app called TradingView. I glance at it once a day to track the price of the S&P500, Gold, and Bitcoin so I know if the world is ending.

   After the Melei rugpull I had fun watching Solana crash, but when I look at it now, the left side of my screen shows it at 158.98 while the Watch List on the right shows it at 159.40. I assume the discrepancy is that one price is live, the other delayed.

   But can someone account for why it's either down 11.3% or up 9%?

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     Kim Scheinberg (kims@mas.to)'s status on Tuesday, 04-Mar-2025 01:13:36 JST Kim Scheinberg

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     • Tim W RESISTS

     @tim
     You misunderstand.
     I know why the price moved as much as it did. But assuming it's trading around 159 right now as TradingView suggests, why can the app not decide whether it's +11% or -9%

     Are the two windows pulling data from different sites that use different clocks to track what time the trading day "starts"?

     I will never own anything even remotely related to bitcoin, but if I did own it, I wouldn't know if I were having a great day, or a terrible one

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     Tim W RESISTS (tim@union.place)'s status on Tuesday, 04-Mar-2025 01:13:37 JST Tim W RESISTS

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     @kims probably because of this: https://mastodon.cloud/@raymondpert/114099162665635206