Spot Statistics

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Spot Statistics

The transaction statistics module counts the sum and extremum of the trading volume of all accounts in the exchange by date. The header row provides the total historical data of the exchange, as shown in the figure below. The top of the interface enables query by coin and by period, and the bottom enables paging and page-turning.

Note that the number displayed in the column "User with Max Transactions" is the user's UID (not quantity), and it will be displayed as "0" if there is no transaction in the whole day; the statistical data is not real-time, and shall be subject to the "Data Update Time" in the upper right corner of the table.

Field description:

Number of Transactions: Only count the spot trading volume of all users on the corresponding date. Because spot trading and margin trading use the same trading pool, there may be a situation where one party is spot trading and the other is margin trading. In this case, only spot trading will be counted, and margin trading will not be counted. When both buyers and sellers are spot transactions, the transaction volume will count as two spot transactions. The statistical trading volume has removed part of the market-making account. Click on a specific transaction volume to see the transaction volume ranking for the corresponding date:
Orders: It is consistent with the statistical logic of the transaction volume. Only the spot is counted when one party is a spot transaction and the other is a margin transaction. If both the buyer and the seller are spot transactions, the sum of the transaction numbers of the two is counted (here the statistics are the number of transactions, one order may have multiple transaction records);
Users who hold [COIN]: Take a snapshot of user assets at 23:59:59 every day, as long as the user holds the current currency, it will be counted (Wallet accounts are not distinguished, regardless of whether the currency is in a spot account, a margin account or a contract account, as long as it is held, it will be counted); click to view the position ranking of the corresponding date:
Users with highest trades: The UID of the user with the highest transaction volume on the corresponding date;
Trade volume: Count the spot trading volume of the user on the corresponding date;
The user's transaction percentage = (Trading volume of this user/Trading volume) * 100%; The result is rounded up, rounded up, and two decimal places are reserved.

PreviousVIP Levels NextMargin Statistics

Last updated 2 years ago

Field description:

Number of Transactions: Only count the spot trading volume of all users on the corresponding date. Because spot trading and margin trading use the same trading pool, there may be a situation where one party is spot trading and the other is margin trading. In this case, only spot trading will be counted, and margin trading will not be counted. When both buyers and sellers are spot transactions, the transaction volume will count as two spot transactions. The statistical trading volume has removed part of the market-making account. Click on a specific transaction volume to see the transaction volume ranking for the corresponding date:
Orders: It is consistent with the statistical logic of the transaction volume. Only the spot is counted when one party is a spot transaction and the other is a margin transaction. If both the buyer and the seller are spot transactions, the sum of the transaction numbers of the two is counted (here the statistics are the number of transactions, one order may have multiple transaction records);
Users who hold [COIN]: Take a snapshot of user assets at 23:59:59 every day, as long as the user holds the current currency, it will be counted (Wallet accounts are not distinguished, regardless of whether the currency is in a spot account, a margin account or a contract account, as long as it is held, it will be counted); click to view the position ranking of the corresponding date:
Users with highest trades: The UID of the user with the highest transaction volume on the corresponding date;
Trade volume: Count the spot trading volume of the user on the corresponding date;
The user's transaction percentage = (Trading volume of this user/Trading volume) * 100%; The result is rounded up, rounded up, and two decimal places are reserved.