Chainlink (LINK) advanced on Binance over four hours through early Friday, while its rolling 24-hour reading remained negative, highlighting how different measurement windows can show opposing moves.
At 12:23 a.m. ET Friday (04:23 UTC), Binance's LINK/USDT spot market showed LINK at $11.01, after the quote began the preceding four-hour interval at $10.31. The reported change for that stretch was 6.77%, while LINK's rolling 24-hour change at the same snapshot stood at minus 3.57%.
Those figures use separate windows: the shorter measure compares prices four hours apart, while the daily measure tracks the 24 hours ending at 04:23 UTC.
At 12:36 a.m. ET Friday (as of 04:36 UTC), CoinGecko and exchange spot data put LINK at $11.00, down 3.52% over 24 hours. This later reading is separate from Binance's 04:23 UTC quote.
An earlier EconoTimes market snapshot at 5:54 p.m. ET Thursday (21:54 UTC) put LINK at $11.06 after a 6.86% loss over its preceding 24 hours. That Thursday Chainlink snapshot recorded a separate rolling-day reading; each percentage is tied to the time it was measured.
