The asset's price in one counter token over its latest trades, read against the dataviz skill before it was drawn. One series in the data hue and no legend: a token trades against dozens of counters, in units no axis could share, so the counter is a control above the chart rather than a hue per line. Buckets come from blackbeard_core::intents::bucket_prices over /intents/series — volume-weighted, with low and high, empty buckets left out so the line breaks where nothing traded instead of drawing a price nobody paid. The y-axis is fitted to the prices; the window is a count of trades, so the time axis covers only what they span. A table view sits under it. Until anything has traded the frame keeps the chart's height — nothing moves when the first trade lands — with a baseline and the reason, and no axes, since a scale over no data is a range nobody measured. For QTC today that reads "no QTC is bridged to NEAR yet, so none can have traded there". Rendering it caught three things the build did not. The line never drew: the API reported the bucket width truncated to whole seconds, so no two buckets looked adjacent — widths are now whole seconds by construction. The chart painted at its 720px fallback until a ResizeObserver reported, centred in a full-width panel; it is measured before first paint now. And on the market page the seventy-row counter table pushed the chart below the fold; it folds. Checked against real wNEAR trades and the QTC placeholder, light and dark. Closes #33 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015pkwBsR54NRmZyU4QVhvfj