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Check the y axis. Each horizontal tick mark on the graph represents $2.50, which is 0.13% of the price of one (share of?) etherum in your second graph, and instead of the y axis starting at $0, it start at about $1865.00. You're super zoomed in, making what are actually very small price changes look very large
Without looking at details i suspected this to be the case.