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Close Price Meaning

The close price is the last traded price of an asset within a defined time period-most commonly the last trade in a daily session (daily close), though it can also be defined for weekly, monthly, or even hourly candles. Close price matters because it’s a standardized reference point for:

In many markets, the close price is treated as more meaningful than intraday spikes because it reflects where buyers and sellers “agreed” to end the session. That said, crypto markets trade 24/7, so “close” is defined by convention (e.g., UTC daily close used by exchanges and data providers).

This means different platforms may show slightly different close prices depending on methodology. Traders often compare consecutive closes to identify trends:

In short: the close price is the most widely used “final snapshot” of price action for a given period, serving as a baseline for analysis and decision-making.

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