While most signals are highly correlated with price, a few are remarkable in their short life. Some of those shown in the figure are recognized scams that were launched probably to take advantage of early signs of public interest-- but because of the mass scale of their advertising campaigns (a reach of hundreds of thousands, and sometimes even millions of highly qualified leads) those could have had a trigger effect in the events that unfolded later. These can easily be identified in the figure as impulses, a single peak with no lifespan.
Usage of other services peaked with prices, but then gracefully declined until reaching a baseline level, those are traditional services used as part of the key infrastructure of the economy, such as wallets and some particular crypto investor communities.
Let´s remember: the AI picked up just a handful of signals out of hundreds, because of their predictive power. While the combination of those does a good job at roughly predicting next day closing prices, some days are simply a toss-up. Those are shown as red outliers below.