Updated settings.analyzer (markdown)
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`Expected values: String`
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#### Platform
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Platform to grab prices from.
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Platform to get prices from. Usually you'll want to use "Exchange" for this, in order to pull price data directly from the market you are trading on your exchange. However, sometimes you might need data for a trend that is not available in the market you are trading on your exchange, so you will need to use CoinMarketCap. For example, if you are trading the BTC market (XXXBTC pairs) and you also want to consider BTCUSD trends in your analyzer, you would need to use CoinMarketCap, since BTCUSD is not available from your exchange when your market (in ProfitTrailer) is set to BTC (BTCUSD doesn't exist in the XXXBTC market).
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`Expected values: CoinMarketCap, Exchange`
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@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Displays or hides the graph for this trend on the dashboard of your PT Magic mon
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`Expected values: true, false`
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#### TrendCurrency
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Trend Currency to build the trend against. If set to "Fiat", the trend will take the USD value of your main currency into account to build the trend.
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Trend Currency to build the trend against. Usually you should use "Market" so that PTM builds trends in the markets you are trading -- eg., XXXBTC, XXXETH, XXXUSDT. If set to "Fiat", the trend will take the USD value of your main currency into account to build the trend, meaning if you are trading against BTC (XXXBTC pairs) the trend will be calculated based on the USD value of BTC.
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`Default: Market`
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`Expected values: Market, Fiat`
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