Which coins move with Bitcoin, which move against it, and how strongly.
Figures are computed on daily log returns over a stated window; a coin without enough history shows its reason, never an empty chart.
Figures are computed on daily log returns over the stated window. A different window gives a different answer — that is the nature of the statistic, not a bug.
Correlation and beta describe past co-movement. In a regime change they are the first numbers to go stale, which no window can fully hide.
A coin without enough daily history does not print a figure at all — it prints its reason, so an empty cell is never read as uncorrelated.
Open bitcoin correlation →The coin's daily returns move very closely with Bitcoin's over the window.
The average size of the coin's move for a 1% move in Bitcoin.
No — it changes with market regime, which is why the window is stated.
They are window statistics. The board prints the window each figure covers — pick the horizon you actually trade, not the one that looks best.
The board is built against Bitcoin as the market's reference asset; the matrix compares the listed coins with each other on the same window.