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• Not financial advice. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything. Crypto assets are volatile and you can lose everything.
• The map shows settlement currency, not people. A trade drawn from Japan is a trade that settled in yen on a JPY market. It says nothing about where the trader actually is — anyone anywhere can trade any pair.
• Data is third-party and best-effort. Feeds come from public exchange APIs and may be delayed, throttled, incomplete, out of order, or simply wrong. Feeds drop out. Nothing here is reconciled or audited.
• Exchange rates are implied from XRP cross-rates between markets, not from an FX provider. Treat converted figures as indicative only.
• Breakout levels are approximations built from candle history on one venue, not a consolidated tape. A "30 day high" is that venue's, rounded to its candles.
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