Status Type | Time-Frame | Condition | |
New High | Today High | 24 hours | The highest price in the past 1 minute equals today's / this week's / this month's highest price.
Update Frequency: Every 1 minute |
Weekly High | 24×7 hours | ||
Monthly High | 24×30 hours | ||
Price Up | 5m Tick | Within 5 minutes | Token price increase 3% ≤ rise < 7%.
Update Frequency: Every 1 minute |
2H Tick | Within 2 hours | ||
5m Rise | Within 5 minutes | Token price increase 7% ≤ rise < 11%.
Update Frequency: Every 1 minute | |
2H Rise | Within 2 hours | ||
5m Surge | Within 5 minutes | Token price increase ≥ 11%.
Update Frequency: Every 1 minute | |
2H Surge | Within 2 hours | ||
New Low | Today Low | 24 hours | The lowest price in the past 1 minute equals today's / this week's / this month's lowest price.
Update Frequency: Every 1 minute |
Weekly Low | 24×7 hours | ||
Monthly Low | 24×30 hours | ||
Price Down | 5m Dip | Within 5 minutes | Token price decrease 3% ≤ drop < 7%.
Update Frequency: Every 1 minute |
2H Dip | Within 2 hours | ||
5m Drop | Within 5 minutes | Token price decrease 7% ≤ drop < 11%.
Update Frequency: Every 1 minute | |
2H Drop | Within 2 hours | ||
5m Plunge | Within 5 minutes | Token price decrease ≥ 11%.
Update Frequency: Every 1 minute | |
2H Plunge | Within 2 hours | ||
Pullback | Pullback | —— | (Daily High − Daily Open) / Daily Open ≥ 8% and (1-minute candlestick close − Daily High) / Daily High ≤ −5%.
Update Frequency: Every 1 minute |
Rally | Rally | —— | (Daily Low − Daily Open) / Daily Open ≤ −8% and (1-minute candlestick close − Daily Low) / Daily Low ≥ 5%.
Update Frequency: Every 1 minute |
Price Up & High Vol. | Tick, High Vol. | —— | 7% ≤ 15-minute price increase < 11% and 15-minute trading volume ≥ 50× the average of the past 24 fifteen-minute periods.
Update Frequency: Every 10 seconds |
Rise, High Vol. | —— | 11% ≤ 15-minute price increase < 15% and 15-minute trading volume ≥ 50× the average of the past 24 fifteen-minute periods.
Update Frequency: Every 10 seconds | |
Surge, High Vol. | —— | 15-minute price increase ≥ 15% and 15-minute trading volume ≥ 50× the average of the past 24 fifteen-minute periods.
Update Frequency: Every 10 seconds | |
Price Down & High Vol. | Dip, High Vol. | —— | 7% ≤ 15-minute price decrease < 11% and 15-minute trading volume ≥ 50× the average of the past 24 fifteen-minute periods.
Update Frequency: Every 10 seconds |
Drop, High Vol. | —— | 11% ≤ 15-minute price decrease < 15% and 15-minute trading volume ≥ 50× the average of the past 24 fifteen-minute periods.
Update Frequency: Every 10 seconds | |
Plunge, High Vol. | —— | 15-minute price decrease ≥ 15% and 15-minute trading volume ≥ 50× the average of the past 24 fifteen-minute periods.
Update Frequency: Every 10 seconds |


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