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Market Data and Trade History

The top of the Market page displays a set of statistics. They come from different sources and should not be interpreted as your current withdrawable balance or the number of trades in the last 24 hours.

Page labelWhat it measures
Total tradedThe USDT value of completed on-chain trades on the current mainnet, plus the total value of visible historical trades. Historical data and transactions in the current escrow contracts do not represent the same type of on-chain evidence.
24h trading volumeThe total USDT value of on-chain orders on the current BSC mainnet whose funds allocation was completed within the last rolling 86,400 seconds. Orders that have not yet been delivered and manually entered historical records are excluded.
QTC holdersThe total number of accounts on Quantus mainnet, including accounts with zero balances. The page label does not mean that only wallets with balances greater than zero are counted.
Current ordersThe number of orders in the current list whose status is an open offer.
Lowest askThe lowest USDT / QTC unit price among current open sell orders. Displays “--” when there are no sell orders.
Highest bidThe highest USDT / QTC unit price among current open buy orders. Displays “--” when there are no buy orders.

Statistics depend on indexing and network reads, so the page may initially show a loading state. They are not an instantaneous snapshot of the entire network. Before trading, check the selected order's on-chain status and actual quote.

Trade history displays completed on-chain trades on the current mainnet separately from existing WeChat or manually entered historical records, identifying their source. On-chain rows provide a BSC transaction hash that you can open. WeChat rows are not proof of on-chain BSC settlement. Their Time column shows when the order was entered, not when the trade took place; the Tx / Notes column states this. Trade history supports pagination and manual refresh.

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