How these numbers are measured
Prices are Binance spot hourly closes for TREEUSDT over the last 30 full days. Daily range is the median distance from a day's low to its high. Beta is how far TREE moved, on average, for each 1% Bitcoin moved in the same hour; correlation is how consistently it moved with Bitcoin. Jumps are hours with a move of 5% or more; the busiest hours (09:00, 00:00, 11:00 UTC here) have the largest average move. Volume is the 7-day median on Binance USDT perpetuals.
These describe how Treehouse has moved, not where it will go. The same numbers for all 200 coins, sortable, and the daily watchlist with its public record are on the day trading screener.
FAQ
Does Treehouse follow Bitcoin?
Not much: over the last 30 days of hourly prices its correlation with Bitcoin was 0.29 and its beta 1.33, so a 1% Bitcoin move came with about 1.33% in TREE on average.
How volatile is Treehouse?
Its median daily range over 30 days was 7.3% from low to high, more than 55% of the most-traded coins. It had 5 hourly moves of 5% or more in that time.
What time of day does TREE move the most?
Over the last 30 days its largest average hourly moves came at 09:00, 00:00, 11:00 UTC.
Is TREE liquid enough for day trading?
TREE trades about $2M a day on Binance USDT perpetuals (median of 7 days), #173 among the coins we screen. Above $10 million a day is the minimum we use for the daily watchlist.