Crypto price time machine

View and compare crypto prices at the time you choose

Choose BTC or ETH, a date, time down to the second and a timezone. The result shows the price, actual match time and difference from your selected second.

Binance Spot and Futures trade data

Look up a historical coin price

Choose a coin and time; enable comparison if you need a second point.

Choose a coin

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Market Use Spot for long-range history; Futures covers only the latest 48 hours. Timezone Timestamp to inspect

Options when no trade occurred in that exact second

Which trade should be preferred? The nearest trade is used by default. Change this only when you need the trade immediately before or after your timestamp.

Compare with another timestamp Compare two moments or repeat the same clock times across several days.

Please wait 20 seconds between lookups. The short pause keeps the tool available for everyone.

Verification will appear when you start entering details.

Lookup result

Ready when you are

Choose a coin and time to begin

After you run the lookup, this area will show the price, actual match time, difference and Binance source.

Price at the selected timestamp — USDT

Actual data second—

Difference from request—

Verification source—

01BTC or ETH price at your selected time.
02Actual match time and millisecond difference.
03A Binance source link for your own verification.

Reading the result

Second-level prices need transparent matching

A trade may not occur in the exact second you choose. Coin4VN then uses the nearest trade and always shows its actual time and difference for verification.

01Choose Spot or Futures carefully because prices can differ.
02Verify the timezone before comparing international data.
03Read percentage change together with the number of valid days.

Frequently asked questions

Understand the method before analyzing

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Is the displayed price exact to the second?

Yes at second-level precision. Recent lookups can return an aggregate trade with its actual millisecond timestamp. Long-range Spot history uses the open price of the first traded second and labels it as a 1-second candle.

How is my timezone converted to UTC?

The backend uses timezone-aware conversion rather than subtracting a fixed offset, so daylight-saving regions remain accurate.

Can Spot and Futures prices differ?

Yes. They are separate markets with different liquidity and pricing mechanics, so select the market you actually want to inspect.