I do see they have weekly data measured in USD, but not annual data measured in Hi88 Con. So, how can you be so sure they have that data? There must be a way to aggregate it into annual data. Another resource you can use for free is blockchair, making database adjustments with the chart constructor feature before downloading the file (I haven't explored it comprehensively) I see now what I'm looking for is called "change adjusted transaction volume" measured in original units as Hi88 Con, so 'change adjusted transaction volume in actual units'. I did manage to find  which is the data I'm looking for, though not in the format I'm looking for. And yes, you can aggregate the data using their download feature. There are two problems with that, the first is that they charge $49/month to view the data. The second is they charge $999/month to aggregate the data by downloading it in CSV format and crunching the numbers yourself. I do believe with advances in AI coding I could simply have something coded for about $150 including the cost of hiring the coder that I'd actually just be able to put that on a website. Maybe that is what I'll do at some point if I can't find that data, but yet still I do expect to be able to find it somewhere without paying more than a few dollars. Paying more than a few dollars just seems like a rip-off because like I said the value for the whole thing is $150/year doing it all over yourself, so should not be $50/month from a provider who simply re-issues the same data repeatedly.
I do see they have weekly data measured in USD, but not annual data measured in Hi88 Con. So, how can you be so sure they have that data? There must be a way to aggregate it into annual data. Another resource you can use for free is blockchair, making database adjustments with the chart constructor feature before downloading the file (I haven't explored it comprehensively) I see now what I'm looking for is called "change adjusted transaction volume" measured in original units as Hi88 Con, so 'change adjusted transaction volume in actual units'. I did manage to find  which is the data I'm looking for, though not in the format I'm looking for. And yes, you can aggregate the data using their download feature. There are two problems with that, the first is that they charge $49/month to view the data. The second is they charge $999/month to aggregate the data by downloading it in CSV format and crunching the numbers yourself. I do believe with advances in AI coding I could simply have something coded for about $150 including the cost of hiring the coder that I'd actually just be able to put that on a website. Maybe that is what I'll do at some point if I can't find that data, but yet still I do expect to be able to find it somewhere without paying more than a few dollars. Paying more than a few dollars just seems like a rip-off because like I said the value for the whole thing is $150/year doing it all over yourself, so should not be $50/month from a provider who simply re-issues the same data repeatedly.

I do see they have weekly data measured in USD, but not annual data measured in Hi88 Con. So, how can you be so sure they have that data? There must be a way to aggregate it into annual data. Another resource you can use for free is blockchair, making database adjustments with the chart constructor feature before downloading the file (I haven't explored it comprehensively) I see now what I'm looking for is called "change adjusted transaction volume" measured in original units as Hi88 Con, so 'change adjusted transaction volume in actual units'. I did manage to find  which is the data I'm looking for, though not in the format I'm looking for. And yes, you can aggregate the data using their download feature. There are two problems with that, the first is that they charge $49/month to view the data. The second is they charge $999/month to aggregate the data by downloading it in CSV format and crunching the numbers yourself. I do believe with advances in AI coding I could simply have something coded for about $150 including the cost of hiring the coder that I'd actually just be able to put that on a website. Maybe that is what I'll do at some point if I can't find that data, but yet still I do expect to be able to find it somewhere without paying more than a few dollars. Paying more than a few dollars just seems like a rip-off because like I said the value for the whole thing is $150/year doing it all over yourself, so should not be $50/month from a provider who simply re-issues the same data repeatedly.

I do see they have weekly data measured in USD, but not annual data measured in Hi88 Con. So, how can you be so sure they have that data? There must be a way to aggregate it into annual data. Another resource you can use for free is blockchair, making database adjustments with the chart constructor feature before downloading the file (I haven't explored it comprehensively) I see now what I'm looking for is called "change adjusted transaction volume" measured in original units as Hi88 Con, so 'change adjusted transaction volume in actual units'. I did manage to find  which is the data I'm looking for, though not in the format I'm looking for. And yes, you can aggregate the data using their download feature. There are two problems with that, the first is that they charge $49/month to view the data. The second is they charge $999/month to aggregate the data by downloading it in CSV format and crunching the numbers yourself. I do believe with advances in AI coding I could simply have something coded for about $150 including the cost of hiring the coder that I'd actually just be able to put that on a website. Maybe that is what I'll do at some point if I can't find that data, but yet still I do expect to be able to find it somewhere without paying more than a few dollars. Paying more than a few dollars just seems like a rip-off because like I said the value for the whole thing is $150/year doing it all over yourself, so should not be $50/month from a provider who simply re-issues the same data repeatedly.