Quote from: d5000 on January 27, 2025, 08:25:16 PM

I like the site, it has some interesting metrics.

One small improvement proposal: The "Top Volatility" table seems to show the absolute values of the price swings ("swings in USD"), this means coins with high prices (like BTC) always appear on the top of the list if you sort the table by volatility. It would be probably better to use percentages of the current price instead, to be able to compare different coins' volatility in a meaningful way.

Thank you so much for your feedback and suggestion! I truly appreciate such insights as they help us improve the platform.

Previously, the "Top Volatility" table used absolute price changes (the difference between the high and low in USD). This resulted in high-priced cryptocurrencies like BTC consistently ranking at the top, even if their percentage fluctuations were relatively small.

We have now adjusted the calculation: instead of using absolute values, volatility is now measured as a percentage change relative to the low of the candlestick. This means the table will now reflect not just the magnitude of price movements but also their relative significance. As a result, different assets can be compared fairly, regardless of their price levels.

Once again, we appreciate your valuable suggestion! I’m always happy to receive constructive feedback.

Many thanks! 🙏