Charts on bitcoin exchanges is fun and I got roped into them for a while but all these hours would be best spent finding out the inflows/outflows of BTC & fiat per exchange on an hourly basis.

In contrast, a stock like Twitter goes IPO and many of the variables are known. The amount of stock doesn't just get bought up on one exchange and then sold on another with both having limited constricted funds thus showing rapid dilution and scarcity.  The float available is public and also its % of the whole allocation with insiders having to broadcast their selling (kinda like cold storage doing 'days destroyed' and knowing they are being sold on X exchange) And there are no limits or friction on the amount of funds that can enter those markets

I bet knowledgeable eyes watch the blockchain to see where and when large amounts of bitcoin flow in and out (are the addresses public?  all of them?)
but no one will know the amounts of funds going in and out which would show appetite for support/pump/crashes


as I type, I thought we'd be in for a 770-810 range for a while but we slammed through that on btc-e and hit 751.

charting this is folly, more transparency is needed first in this fog of war