GM gZAP Trading volume is important, but it does not tell the whole story. To understand a market better, we also need to know how many people are trading and how an asset's price is changing. The latest 7 day heatmap on @zerufinance Zaps shows some interesting examples. BNB recorded $12.3K in trading volume from 113 traders. SPY recorded $9K in volume, but only 6 traders were involved. GIGA had $6.9K in volume even though its price dropped 12%. Meanwhile, AERO recorded $4.2K in volume while its price increased by 1%. What can we learn from these numbers? First, high trading volume does not always mean many people are involved. Sometimes, a small number of traders account for most of the activity. Second, a price drop does not mean trading activity has stopped. Traders may still be buying, selling, or reacting to market changes. This is where @zerufinance Zaps becomes interesting. It combines onchain activity with wallet intelligence from over 320M scored wallets, helping users understand trading behavior beyond price movements alone. One week of data cannot tell us everything, but it can help us identify where trading activity is happening and how traders are participating. The key is to look at the full picture instead of focusing on price alone. Explore the heatmap: https://t.co/kMbstGmWHH What do you check first: trading volume, number of traders, or price movement?