Where to find Market Data Graphs:

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Real-time vs. Historical: Data can be live (streaming) or historical, going back to Bitcoin's inception.
Trading Volume: Shows the total amount of Bitcoin traded over a given period, indicating market activity and liquidity.
Market Capitalization: Bitcoin's price multiplied by its circulating supply, showing its total market value relative to other assets.
Dominance: Bitcoin's market capitalization as a percentage of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization, indicating its relative strength in the crypto ecosystem.
Exchange-Specific Data: Data from individual exchanges, which can sometimes vary slightly from global averages due to liquidity differences.

Futures and Options Data: Graphs sri lanka phone number list showing open interest, funding rates, and price for Bitcoin derivatives contracts.

CoinGecko: Excellent for price charts, market cap, volume, and dominance. Offers historical data and various fiat/crypto pairs.
CoinMarketCap: Similar to CoinGecko, providing extensive market data and charts.
TradingView: A powerful charting platform that integrates data from many cryptocurrency exchanges, allowing for advanced technical analysis with various indicators.
Major Cryptocurrency Exchanges (e.g., Binance, Coinbase, Kraken): Their trading interfaces offer live and historical price charts for the pairs they support.
Google Finance/Yahoo Finance: Increasingly integrating Bitcoin price charts.