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A day's summary of every coin, as a table to open in a spreadsheet · one file a day, the last 90 days

Every day in one file

all.csv 154 KB · 19 days · and the README

A file a day · newest first

What is in each · a row a coin

date: The day, in UTC: midnight to midnight.
coin: The coin, as the site names it.
group: Why it is on the site: original (the first list), meme, commodity, stock (an index fund or a company's shares, from 21 Oct 2026), or added (the next largest coins).
hours_recorded: Hours of the day with an order-book reading, 0 to 24. Under 24: the record began or stopped during the day, so every figure covers only part of it.
open: The first price of the day: the average mid price of Coinbase's spot and OKX's perpetual order books.
high: The highest of the day's five-minute prices.
low: The lowest of the day's five-minute prices.
close: The last price of the day.
change_pct: Close against open, in percent.
volume_usd: US dollars traded on Binance's and OKX's perpetuals: every trade, buys and sells.
taker_buy_pct: Of that, the share where the buyer was the eager side (a market buy). Above 50: buyers pushed harder.
oi_close_usd: Open interest at the day's end: US dollars in open futures positions, across the exchanges read then.
oi_change_pct: Open interest at the end against the start, in percent, over the exchanges read at both.
funding_annual_pct: The day's average funding as a yearly rate, the exchanges weighted by their open interest. Positive: longs paid shorts.
liq_long_usd: US dollars of long positions closed by force (forced sells), on OKX, Bybit, Binance and Gate.
liq_short_usd: US dollars of short positions closed by force (forced buys).
liq_count: How many liquidations.
market_cap_usd: Market cap at the day's end, from CoinGecko. Empty for silver and oil, and before 14 Oct 2026.

Good to know

Summaries only: one row a coin a day, from public market data recorded by this site.
Binance reports at most one liquidation a second for each coin, so liquidation totals are the least that happened.
The record has gaps (a collector restarting, an exchange not answering). hours_recorded shows a short day; a gap inside a day is not marked.
An exchange or a coin added during a day counts from when it was added.
Market caps: CoinGecko.
Files are written once, after the day ends, and kept 90 days.

Educational research from public market data; any trading discussed is paper, never real. Nothing here is advice. The full notice.