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The Coin Daily research guide

Start with a market question. This guide shows you which view to open, which controls matter and how to read what you find.

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    Use Research Desk to inspect an asset, compare crypto groups and read the Desk Brief. Start with the price move, then add context.

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Bitcoin price widget with hourly candles, A/B selection, Play and replay controls

The actual MCP price widget, captured 25 September 2026: BTC · Price, 1-hour candles, 2026-09-24 11:00 → 2026-09-25 11:00 UTC. Select the screenshot to enlarge it. See more widgets.

What are you trying to understand?

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How did an asset get from A to B? Price moves, layers and range explanations
Did a whole group move—or just a few members? Cohorts, contributions and relationships
Which tokens belong to this category? Markets, Tickers and Taxonomy
What did the Market Update report at the time? Desk Brief, news and video timelines
Is this market unusually quiet or active? Market regime and volatility
What do RSI, funding or depth actually tell me? Readings in plain English
Which chart should I ask my assistant to show? All 14 widgets

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Go deeper when you need to

The reading and timing guide explains source clocks, units and coverage. The technical reference documents all 28 tools and the evidence used by the 14 widget families. You do not need either reference to start exploring.

Research describes observed markets. It does not place trades or provide personalised investment advice.