Is the 24-hour change a calendar day?

No. It is a rolling window that ends at the timestamp printed under the cards, so it moves with every update. The daily candles on the History tab are the ones aligned to calendar days in UTC.

Where do the 52-week high and low come from?

From the same daily candles that draw the history chart: the highest high and the lowest low of the last 365 days. Because both pages read one source, the numbers here and the chart on the History tab can never disagree.

Bitcoin Market Stats - BTC Volume, Spread and 52-Week Range

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80,444.01 Last price

-1.26% 24h change

969,759,190 24h volume (USDT)

1,712,097 24h trades

Last 24 hours

Open	81,474.01
High	81,951.00
Low	80,126.04
Previous close	81,474.01
Volume-weighted average	80,944.60
Volume	11,981 BTC
Quote volume	969,759,190 USDT

Order book

Best bid	80,430.00
Bid size	0.33 BTC
Best ask	80,430.01
Ask size	6.45 BTC
Spread	0.01
Spread as % of ask	0.000012%

52-week range

52-week low 52-week high

57,800.19 126,199.63

7 days +4.85% 30 days +2.84% 90 days +25.84% 1 year -30.36%

BTCUSDT on Binance, as of 2026-09-20 14:20 UTC. The 24-hour figures cover a rolling window, not a calendar day.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is the gap between the best buy order and the best sell order right now. A narrow spread means you can trade BTC close to the price shown; a wide one means buyers and sellers are far apart and a market order will cost you more than the quote suggests.