Bitcoin (BTC) reached $76,319 on Binance late Tuesday, Nov. 3, after a $464 15-minute gain, while its separate one-hour reading remained negative, underscoring that the measures use different time windows.
The Binance spot-market snapshot came at 10:25 p.m. ET (03:25 UTC Wednesday, Nov. 4); a quote 15 minutes earlier was $75,855. At $76,319, BTC stood $319 above the $76,000 threshold.
The separate one-hour comparison showed a 0.54% decline. It covers a different interval from the 15-minute price move, so the readings track distinct portions of trading.
CoinGecko and exchange spot data listed BTC at $76,177 as of 03:43 UTC Wednesday, Nov. 4, down 0.65% over 24 hours. That later market-data snapshot was taken 18 minutes after the Binance quote, and its percentage change covers a longer period.
EconoTimes previously covered a comparable Binance update in a report on a quote above $77,000, which also recorded a 15-minute rise alongside a separate hourly decline.
