Market Anomaly Status Types

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Market anomaly statuses reflect the price behavior of a trading pair under current market conditions and help assess market trends and volatility.

Each status is triggered by specific market conditions. The table below outlines the common status types and their corresponding triggers.

Statuses are displayed in chronological order, with the most recent events shown first.

Status	Description
Large Buy Orders	The median value of the most recent 100 buy orders is multiplied by 10. If the total value of buy orders within the defined scope (in quote currency) is ≥ 10,000, it is included in the aggregated statistics.
Large Sell Orders	The median value of the most recent 100 sell orders is multiplied by 10. If the total value of sell orders within the defined scope (in quote currency) is ≥ 10,000, it is included in the aggregated statistics.
Pullback Phase	Based on 1-minute closing prices over the past 30 minutes (30 data points). After excluding the first and last data points, if both (max ÷ first − 1 ≥ 0.1) and (max ÷ last − 1 ≥ 0.1), it is classified as a pullback phase.
Bottom Rebound	Based on 1-minute closing prices over the past 30 minutes. After excluding the first and last data points, if both (first ÷ min − 1 ≥ 0.1) and (last ÷ min − 1 ≥ 0.1), it is classified as a bottom rebound.
New Daily Low	The lowest price within the current day. Applies when the trading pair has been listed for more than 1 day.
New Daily High	The highest price within the current day. Applies when the trading pair has been listed for more than 1 day.
New Weekly Low	The lowest price within the current week. Applies when the trading pair has been listed for more than 7 days.
New Weekly High	The highest price within the current week. Applies when the trading pair has been listed for more than 7 days.
New Monthly Low	The lowest price within the current month. Applies when the trading pair has been listed for more than 30 days.
New Monthly High	The highest price within the current month. Applies when the trading pair has been listed for more than 30 days.
Rapid Price Surge	Based on 1-minute closing prices over the past 10 minutes. If (current price − first price) ÷ current price ≥ 0.05, it is classified as a rapid price surge.
Rapid Price Drop	Based on 1-minute closing prices over the past 10 minutes. If (current price − first price) ÷ current price ≤ -0.05, it is classified as a rapid price drop.
High Volatility	Based on 1-minute closing prices over the past 60 minutes. At least 10 values are above the 60-minute average (mean 60), and at least 10 are below it. If (max − min) ÷ max ≥ 0.05, it is classified as high volatility.
Sideways Consolidation	Based on 1-minute closing prices over the past 60 minutes. At least 10 values are above the 60-minute average (mean 60), and at least 10 are below it. If (max − min) ÷ max ≤ 0.03, it is classified as sideways consolidation.