My post payout seems to be affected by something I don't know, please I need help

Hello Steemians, I'm your friend @jewelking. I trust you are doing great and I hope every member of your family is fine as well. Today I came across something a little confusing and I would appreciate it if you read through to the end and help me understand it better with clear clarification if there is any mistake.
Eight days ago I made a post in Comunidad Latina a group of very active friends.

After seven days the post had a payout of $3.26 where the author received $1.63 and the curators received $1.63.

Then I went to my wallet section which I usually visit but had not visited since the post payout. I opened my Steemit wallet and I saw “Claim 6.879 STEEM and 6.965 STEEM Power” written on a black label.
I clicked on it and it immediately reflected in my STEEM and in my Steem Power but what I do not understand is how a $1.63 payout could amount to 6.879 STEEM and 6.965 Steem Power.

If these two are added together it gives a total of 13.844 STEEM.
On the crypto exchange the current value of STEEM within that time frame is 1 STEEM equals $0.05973. If I calculate 13.844 STEEM in dollars I get around $0.77.
which is not even up to $1.63, which is showing on the screen as the auto share of the payout.

If I subtract $0.77 from $1.63 auto's payout, it shows I'm still losing $0.86, which is not showing anywhere for the reason it was removed.
Please I am confused. I need someone to explain this to me. Why? I am looking at my post payouts now to better understand the pattern and I hope someone can explain this to me. Let me know if there is an error in my statement or something else.
Is there a one-day interval to check the candlestick of the same coin? I can see that the lowest price of the same coin as of yesterday is 0.056 and even using this amount it still does not explain the loss.

So please I humbly request someone’s clear explanation or guidance. Also who else is noticing this let me know if it's a problem from my account.
Best regards,
Thank you.

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