Submitted by JefJrFigueiredo t3_11i6asw in dataisbeautiful
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JefJrFigueiredo OP t1_jax04lu wrote
Because in the original y-axis we couldn't see the pattern in the limits of bull market and bear market happening in between each halving as time goes on. Each period between halving is starting almost in the same level, I say almost because there's a rounding in the values for didactic purposes.
gudamor t1_jawlkio wrote
What makes this more than just a fancy regression?
JefJrFigueiredo OP t1_jawo3ev wrote
It's a visualization that I've never seen in the best graphical analysis pages in the criptocurrencies ecossystem. So I decided to make it on my own and share it. I think it's the best visualization for comparing all the moments since the beginning with the same metrics or time frames. But if it's not, let me know. I'm new here and I appreciate contructible feedbacks.
goodluckonyourexams t1_jaxgnr4 wrote
post in crypto sub for appreciation
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JefJrFigueiredo OP t1_jbhrny4 wrote
Source: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/jnId47y9/ Tool: TradingView
LordRassilon93 t1_jawqujq wrote
What is the y-axis based on? I get the logarithmic scaling, but why are the levels in the last part not lining up with the previous 2 parts? and why did you change the baseline (or the change factor from one baseline to the next part)?