The source's headline: BTC: ≈$300 per $1M at 23:00 UTC vs ≈$751 at 14:00, 24 hours covered so far.

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As recorded: Headline now: BTC: ≈$300 per $1M at 23:00 UTC vs ≈$751 at 14:00 · 24 hours covered so far

books watched: 4 · BTC cheapest hour: 23:00 UTC · ≈$300/$1M · ETH cheapest hour: 23:00 UTC · ≈$413/$1M · SOL cheapest hour: 23:00 UTC · ≈$524/$1M · HYPE cheapest hour: 23:00 UTC · ≈$624/$1M · BTC now: 14:00 UTC · 2.5× its cheapest hour (23:00) · ETH now: 14:00 UTC · 2.3× its cheapest hour (23:00) · SOL now: 14:00 UTC · 2.1× its cheapest hour (23:00) · HYPE now: 14:00 UTC · 2.1× its cheapest hour (23:00). Question: Not which book, WHEN. The spread a maker is paid and the move it is charged both have a daily rhythm; which hours are cheap to farm, and which are traps? Status on the floor: live. Source: research:liveStudies on blessed-cat-541.convex.cloud.

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The source's headline: BTC: ≈$300 per $1M at 23:00 UTC vs ≈$751 at 14:00, 24 hours covered so far.

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