Good morning Bitcoinland. Been out of commission for a week and a half. First I was down for almost a week with gallstones, then I spent another half week catching up, including a trip up to the lake to assess needed roadwork, and dealing with a real estate issue in Mexico.
I'll be glad when this covid crap is done and I can get my gall bladder removed. As it is, we just bought the road allowance between 2 of our properties before it was sold to a stranger.
Meanwhile, we're still under $40k... currently $37540USD/$45292CAD (Bitcoinaverage).
Coiling, consolidating...
I don't really claim to understand ChartBuddy exactly, but it does seem to be a unique product that summarizes bitcoin prices and volume that had been happening in the last hour on Bitstamp, so in that sense seems to show its own kind of unique view of what has been happening in bitcoinlandia.
Chartbuddy isn't about prices and volume. It's about walls and order books. While price movements can be determined from where the bids and asks meet, using it to assess volumes is inaccurate as you can't tell which orders are executed and which are pulled.
This is why Chartbuddy is unique. There are lots of sites to track prices and volumes. I almost wish it didn't have the closing high bids and low asks displayed at the top. It makes it look too much like a price tracker.
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