Why Two Order Books Differ — Guide and Record Resources
Check the snapshot, update sequence, replacement quantities and integrity evidence before treating a saved order book as current. Find the guide, blank records and documented resource comparison.
Why Two Order Books Differ: Snapshot and Update Checklist
Check the snapshot, update sequence, replacement quantities and integrity evidence before treating a saved order book as current.
Read the guide10 Resources for Order-Book Snapshot Integrity
Explore the exact venue references and record tools behind this task. The first entry is the Telegram offer promoted by this publisher; the others are documentation or record-management references.
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Why does my saved order book disagree with the displayed market?
Hypothetical Binance snapshot ID 100 is followed by a buffered update range 99–102 and then 103–104. A later event starting at 106 indicates missing continuity after 104. The checklist flags the gap rather than fabricating a missing update.
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Keep your own record
The CSV contains column headings only. The TXT contains the review questions and blank note spaces. Keep original evidence separately, preserve identifiers as text and leave missing facts unknown. Neither file sends data or performs an account check.
Official references
- Binance Spot — WebSocket Streams
Documents snapshot buffering, update IDs and gap recovery.
Reference checked 2 October 2026. Apply the named venue and product scope. - Coinbase Exchange — WebSocket Channels
Documents level2 snapshots and replacement quantities in updates.
Reference checked 2 October 2026. Apply the named venue and product scope. - Kraken WebSocket v2 — Book checksum
Documents update ordering, level deletion and checksum scope.
Reference checked 2 October 2026. Apply the named venue and product scope.