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mobile candlestick chart formations are different from the laptop chart on Ether and Bitcoin.


bill02

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If you look at say the 4hr chart on your mobile then do the same on your laptop the same chart is completely different. The candle sticks are different. It's ridiculous.

Ive only checked on bitcoin and ether nothing else

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On 13/07/2021 at 03:18, bill02 said:

If you look at say the 4hr chart on your mobile then do the same on your laptop the same chart is completely different. The candle sticks are different. It's ridiculous.

Ive only checked on bitcoin and ether nothing else

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