This file landed at 21:31:41. The two timestamps in its header: generated_at_cst is 2026-11-14 21:31:41 UTC+8, and generated_at_utc is 2026-11-14 13:31:41 UTC. The same moment, written two ways. Scroll down to that string of sources: price, global, ticker, sentiment, chains, and chain_history each return their own numbers, but none of the fields says when it returned them.
Under prices, change_24h_pct shows -4.02, -3.95, -5.33, and -7.11; under market, market_cap_change_24h_pct is -5.77. The field names say 24h, but the interface doesn’t say what second the window starts or ends. These are just my own records of the readings, not investment advice. I’ve recorded 21:31:41 as the time this file was written to disk—not as the observation time for every number, and without inventing a start time for the window.
Leaving that column blank makes it easier to check than filling it with a guess.
Under prices, change_24h_pct shows -4.02, -3.95, -5.33, and -7.11; under market, market_cap_change_24h_pct is -5.77. The field names say 24h, but the interface doesn’t say what second the window starts or ends. These are just my own records of the readings, not investment advice. I’ve recorded 21:31:41 as the time this file was written to disk—not as the observation time for every number, and without inventing a start time for the window.
Leaving that column blank makes it easier to check than filling it with a guess.