What traders actually read
In the last 30 days, 446 people asked Coach Chad to read 564 charts. Here’s what they brought.
2026-09-20 to 2026-10-20 · counted from the tool’s own metering ledger · rebuilt with the site
- GC=F was the busiest chart here — 155 of the 564 charts read in this window.
- Most people read the 5-minute chart: 49% of the 422 reads that recorded a timeframe were on it.
- 59% of these charts came from someone with no account. They uploaded a screenshot, got a read, and never signed up.
The busiest charts
| Symbol | Class | Charts read |
|---|---|---|
| GC=F | Futures | 155 |
| BTC-USD | Crypto | 84 |
| EURUSD=X | Forex | 40 |
| SOL-USD | Crypto | 11 |
| ETH-USD | Crypto | 11 |
| GBPUSD=X | Forex | 9 |
| USDJPY=X | Forex | 7 |
| ^NDX | Indices | 7 |
| GOLD | Stocks and ETFs | 7 |
| ARB11841-USD | Crypto | 6 |
Which markets
Which timeframe
Of the 422 reads that recorded one
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Read a chart free →How this is counted
Every chart read writes one row to the tool’s metering ledger, because it has to be metered. This page is a count of those rows over a rolling 30-day window. A read that failed and was refunded is excluded, and so is every read run from the site’s own admin account — those are tests, and they were most of the signed-in reads before they were taken out.
Nothing here identifies anybody. There are no user ids, no addresses and no individual reads on this page, only totals: an account counts as one reader, and an anonymous visitor is counted against a one-way hash of their address rather than a profile. It describes what gets charted, not who charted it. The figures are recomputed when the site is rebuilt, and the window they cover is printed above.