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1W

Definition / Formula

The last 7 complete UTC days, drawn as OHLC, plus the net change over that window. Each daily candle is built from that day’s six closed 4-hour candles: open of the first, highest high, lowest low, close of the last. A day missing any 4-hour candle is skipped, and the current UTC day is never included.

% change = ( close(last candle) - open(first candle) ) / open(first candle) * 100
displayed = abs(% change) rounded to 1 decimal

The sign is carried by colour, not by the number. Fewer than 7 complete days leave both cells empty.

UI Breakdown

1W column, every state, labelled

    high  |                     dashed baseline = open of the first candle
          |   [] [] []  <- body drawn from open to close
    low   |   ||          wick drawn from high to low
          +--------------------------------------------
                                last candle outlined

The vertical scale is fitted to the window: the lowest low and the highest high of the 7 candles, padded by 10 percent of that range. A candle whose close is at or above its open uses the up colour; otherwise the down colour. The dashed horizontal line marks the open of the first candle. The final candle carries an outline.

The change value is rendered in the adjacent column.

1W percent column, every state, labelled

ControlActionEffect
Column headerclicksort descending (largest first); click again to flip

Value Ranges

SeeValue BandStatusVisual Appearance
Last close above the first openNet gainCandles, last one outlined
Last close below the first openNet lossCandles, last one outlined
Last close at the first openNo net changeCandles, last one outlined
Change above 0Net gainUp colour
Change below 0Net lossDown colour
Change equal to 0No net changeFlat colour

Summary: 1W shows the last 7 daily candles and the net percentage change across that window.