Why Do Token Prices Vary Across Networks on Coinranking?

Hello

I have noticed something puzzling while comparing token prices across different blockchain networks on Coinranking. :slightly_smiling_face:For eg; the same token (e.g., USDT or USDC) shows slightly different prices when listed under Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain / TRON.

I am trying to understand why this discrepancy happens even though they’re technically “the same” token. :innocent:

Could this be due to liquidity differences; network-specific trading volume / delayed data syncs between exchanges? :thinking:It would be great to know how Coinranking calculates and updates these prices across chains. I checked Coinranking API Documentation - Introduction for Developers guide related to this.

Also; is there a way for us as users to suggest better data sources or contribute to improving this aggregation? :thinking: Curious patterns like these remind me of enterprise tools makes me wonder, what is jira doing differently when it comes to handling cross-platform token tracking? :thinking:

I have been digging into price feed behaviors and token economics lately & this seems like a good place to learn more. I didn’t find much about this in the Coinranking Docs; so any guidance / insights would be appreciated! :slightly_smiling_face:

Thank you !! :slightly_smiling_face: