GLOBAL — Bitcoin fell -0.01% over the provider’s rolling 24-hour window to $76,186 at 17 September 2026 at 11:56. The observation came from CoinGecko Simple Price API. The Bitcoin timestamp accompanies the number because a later retrieval could produce another value even if the URL and instrument remain unchanged.

Bitcoin: What changed between captures

Bitcoin moved +0.78% from CapKet’s saved 16 September 2026 at 19:32 checkpoint of 75,593.00. That interval comparison is separate from the provider’s -0.01% reference change. Because the window rolls continuously, the Bitcoin percentage can change even when the latest trade is little changed; it is not a midnight-to-midnight return or an exchange settlement. Bitcoin moved between recorded fields, but that fact alone does not reveal whether news, liquidity or positioning dominated.

Asset BTC
USD reference $76,186
Rolling 24-hour move -0.01%
Trading schedule Continuous

Bitcoin: What the quotation covers

Bitcoin trades continuously across venues, so a rolling 24-hour percentage has no exchange-defined closing auction. Aggregator prices can vary slightly with venue coverage, liquidity and calculation time.

the instrument owner’s reference page supplies the formal identification. Instrument identity is central to Bitcoin: methodology, currency, venue and session rules determine which comparisons are legitimate.

Bitcoin: Next verification list

Check spot volume, ETF-flow disclosures and derivatives funding with matching timestamps before attributing the rolling move.

Bitcoin context will be updated only when a source adds material information capable of testing the proposed explanation.

Bitcoin publication record

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Bitcoin reader note

CapKet does not certify Bitcoin as real-time or settlement data. Independent verification is necessary before any financial decision. No third-party chart or commentary was copied.