BTC graph of Price vs graph of Market Cap inverted today -- is this normal? I noticed that today the side-by-graph of BTC price vs BTC market cap, first converged and then crossed and has been inverted for most of the day.
This seems counter-intuitive to me.  My simple-minded expectation is that these are strongly-correlated and the gap between them should stay constant and never converge or invert.
Is this connected in some way connected to the &quot;whale-wallet&quot; that was seized by the US government recently?  In other words, are the exchanges discounting the total market cap by the amount seized or similar?
EDIT: perhaps what I am seeing is due to different graph scales for the two values?
EDIT: perhaps what I am seeing is due to different graph scales for the two values?

Yes, these two values are plotted on the same graph, but against different axis. Which line is higher/lower on the graph relative to the other is of no real interest.
Looking at the site in question, I can currently see that the y-axis on the left lists the 'Market cap', while the y-axis on the right lists the 'bitcoin price'. By adjusting the scale on either axis, the relative position of each plotted line will change.