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How can I read the app UI ?
What is MNHIR?
An app that provides card-based access to essential market data.What can you gain from it?
Easy tracking of RSI (Relative Strength Index), multiple price indicators, trading volumes, and market capitalizations- all in one place.
What do I have to know about crypto to fully understand it ?
Basic informations that are available in the "Lost ?" section of the about page.But also that :
- You also need to know that in all markets no one can predict the future, only make guesses with the helps of aggregated datas such as the informations displayed on this app.
- All investment decisions involve risks, and there are no guarantees of success.
- This app is designed to provide you with data and insights to help you make more informed decisions, but ultimately, it's up to you to decide what to do with that information.
Sorry there is no magic crystal ball to see the future.🔮
What is in the header ?
The header gives you access features to control the display or see global informations such as:1. The Overbought / Oversold switch:
Sort the display of the rows to 0 - 100 (Overbought) or 100 - 0 (Oversold).
2. Time:
Currently since the app is free and in beta, the only timeframe used is 24h, so each dots in the charts, rsi, volumes, min / max, are based on 1 day.
3. Average RSI:
The average RSI is the median of all the pairs (not the entire market) of today’s data updating in real time.
It is accompanied with an arrow representing the difference between today’s average RSI and yesterday’s.
4. Server status
The server status is here to show you the current state of the server the app is pulling datas from.
Online: Everything is ok.
Offline: The server is unresponsive, unavailable or being upgraded.
How to read the cards ?
Each card represents aggregated data for a pair (they are all paired to USDT, simply because it is the most used stable coin).The cards have two sides that you can see by defaults or by hovering over them:
Front card :
Market cap meter :
- The marketcap meter displays the difference between the current marketcap and the last maximum marketcap from the previous bullruns to show you if the current pair has gains value.
- The marketcap value is more thruthful to show the value of token since developpers can mint token out of fin air and create inflation.
- It's not because a token is valued at 6 when it's all time high was 12 that it means that to recover it's ath it needs to x2, you need to watch the marketcap !
For more infos see What's a Market Cap ?⇗
States :
No data from previous bullrun
-50% (2021-11-09) :
+20% (2021-04-16) :
RSI :
The RSI displayer can set 3 colors for the value:
75 Red means the current price is Overbought ( price >= 70 )
46 Orange means the current price is Neutral ( 30 > price < 70 )
23 Green means the current price is Oversold ( 30 >= price )
Chart :
Displays the last 14 days price in small and compact view.
The price is lower than yesterday’s, the chart is displayed as red.
The price is higher than yesterday’s, the chart is displayed as green.
Volumes :
Vol•11.8k986m
11.8k is today's volume traded in BTC (11 800 BTC).
986m is today's volume traded in usdt (986 145 163$).
Min / Max :
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83,998
↓
82,175
Displays the current day's highest (green) and lowest (red) price values.
Back card :
$1,980.6
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0.7600%
Displays the price for the selected day (represented by a dot on the chart), with the price color indicating its relationship to today's price.
Green indicates a higher price, red indicates a lower price, and grey indicates the exact same price (no changes).
The second value shows the percentage of gain or loss compared to the previous day.
RSI :
Similar to the front card, but displaying the Relative Strength Index for the day on which you're hovering.
Date :
03/22/25 hovered date.
Chart :
Same as the front card, but with interactive elements on hover and displaying data for the past 31 days.
Bottom of the card :
A duplicate of the front, but displaying the selected date.
Finder :
You can open a finder menu to search directly for a pair, by doing ⌘ + K or Ctrl + K to open it.
And Esc or click outside the finder to close it.
You then only have to enter the name of the token in the text box.
After chosing the pair you will then be able to see as the primary card.
