HI, very interesting work.
As you point out it's not very easy to compare/superpose the graphs, and for "us" trying to follow you following the graphs, is not so trivial.
May I suggest you put time stamps when you post comments on graphs (here and on your blog), that would help us follow. "We are here now" is a bit difficult to back-decrypt a few days later. If possible using same stamps/units (CET) as your Bitfinex.
Maybe naming/numbering the peaks or other "noticeable points" on both/3 charts (Jan/Feb chart - Fract patterns (from yr blog) - actual Bitfinex ) would also make it easier to try superpose.
Sure it's not easy to spot the right place as you can spread and shrink either graphs in either scales....
Thank you for your work
Cheers
31 Feb. :-) (not every year)
cryptopaatje
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@pbau3r, thanks for your fine comment. I'm trying to make it clear for myself and for you; indeed it can be better made because indeed it's difficult. Specially to outlay it for others. Good idee for the timestamps. Will do! Hope I can "predict" some better buy-options! Allways keep in mind that the former JOES-fractals (the big-ones from jan and feb) are not the same as todays!
Greetings
As you point out it's not very easy to compare/superpose the graphs, and for "us" trying to follow you following the graphs, is not so trivial.
May I suggest you put time stamps when you post comments on graphs (here and on your blog), that would help us follow. "We are here now" is a bit difficult to back-decrypt a few days later. If possible using same stamps/units (CET) as your Bitfinex.
Maybe naming/numbering the peaks or other "noticeable points" on both/3 charts (Jan/Feb chart - Fract patterns (from yr blog) - actual Bitfinex ) would also make it easier to try superpose.
Sure it's not easy to spot the right place as you can spread and shrink either graphs in either scales....
Thank you for your work
Cheers
31 Feb. :-) (not every year)