It seems you're asking if the daily price movements in crypto are essentially "reset" every 24 hours, meaning that any gains or losses made within a day are wiped out and recalculated at the start of the next day. Here's a paraphrased version:

"Has anyone noticed that the crypto market resets every 24 hours, with experts analyzing and recalculating it as if starting from scratch? For example, if a crypto coin rises 20% during a day and the new day starts, any price drop below 20% at the beginning of the new day would mean the earlier gain is effectively nullified, as if it starts from zero. Is this how it works, or am I misunderstanding?"

To clarify:

Crypto markets don’t technically "reset" every 24 hours, but daily fluctuations are part of the market's volatility. The price at the start of a new day does not automatically adjust to reflect the previous day's performance.

If a crypto coin rose 20% during a day and then drops below that 20% level the next day, it doesn't mean the 20% gain is "wiped out" by the new day. The market continues from where it left off, but your gains or losses are reflected based on the new price, which can change within the next 24-hour period.

Essentially, the market doesn’t reset each day, but the starting price of the next day will influence how your positions are valued. If you're trading crypto on a daily basis, your profits or losses are based on the closing price of one day and the opening price of the next day.

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