Cryptocurrency Trading Program
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open in viewerCryptocurrency is a digital asset that has been historically volatile. This volatility allows traders to capitalize on short term price movement. More specifically, cryptocurrency is vulnerable to “epidemic-like price bubbles” from social media factors compared to traditional assets (Phillips, 2018). Social media's influence on the price of cryptocurrency gives traders a unique opportunity for predicting price movements. Traditionally, traders have used technical analysis to predict the best opportunities to buy and sell, but sentiment analysis of posts on social media can help improve their accuracy. While humans are capable of manually conducting technical analysis, it is near impossible for them to understand the trends and consensus of an asset from posts on social media. A computer can conduct both technical and sentiment analysis more efficiently and use them as indicators to make accurate predictions on future price movements. The goal of this project is to create an automated trading program that uses technical and sentiment analysis as inputs for a machine learning model which can predict profitable opportunities to buy and sell cryptocurrency.
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- Publisher
- Identifier
- E-project-040621-122122
- 17141
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- Advisor
- Year
- 2021
- Date created
- 2021-04-06
- Resource type
- Major
- Rights statement
- Zuletzt geändert
- 2021-05-03
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MQP_Report.pdf | Öffentlich | Herunterladen | ||
AutomatedTrader.zip | Öffentlich | Herunterladen | ||
CryptocurrencyTradingProgram.zip | Öffentlich | Herunterladen |
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