This slide deck provides an overview of the universe of prediction techniques applied to cryptocurrencies. The content covers emerging prediction models in the deep learning field and how they apply to crypto-assets.
Show me, don’t tell me should be the mantra when it comes to cryptocurrency predictions! A lot of written research but no real world implementations. At IntoTheBlock, we’ve spent months working on predictive models for crypto-assets. We have failed a lot and we have learned a lot. So it is time to show some results!
In this session, we will show you deep neural network architectures that are predicting the price of crypto-assets in real-time based on different goals. We will share some of the lessons we learned trying to predict recent market events and some of the new ideas we are working on. We will showcase different predictive models and reveal some of their most recent predictions.
Find out more at https://app.intotheblock.com/
This document provides an overview of blockchain technology, how it works, and its applications. It defines blockchain as a decentralized digital ledger consisting of blocks that record transactions across networks so past transactions cannot be altered. The document outlines the history of blockchain, how it provides security through hashing and proof-of-work algorithms, and how cryptocurrencies use blockchain to be immune from counterfeiting without central authorities. It then provides an example of how a basic bitcoin transaction occurs between parties on the blockchain network.
This document provides an overview of using deep learning algorithms like LSTM and sentiment analysis to predict bitcoin prices. It discusses neural networks and RNNs, why LSTMs are better than RNNs at capturing long-term dependencies. It describes implementing an LSTM model to predict prices from historical data and analyzing sentiment from Twitter tweets. Testing was done and results showed the model could predict prices. Future work includes applying it to other cryptocurrencies and improving performance.
The document provides an overview of cryptocurrencies and digital currencies. It discusses why crypto is important for information security, IP protection, and protection against ransomware. It then outlines a plan to cover Bitcoin and its history, characters, mechanisms, blockchain, symmetric and asymmetric crypto algorithms, breaking crypto difficulties, and comparisons to other digital currencies like Litecoin. Practical exercises on wallets, transfers, and exchanges are also mentioned. Additional advanced topics like SegWit, zero-knowledge proofs, and homomorphic encryption are included as bonuses.
Innovation in Byzantine consensus protocols is helping decentralized networks scale up and become highly performant, possibly faster than centralized networks. Investment growth in Bitcoin and FinTech startups, and enterprise blockchain applications in development in multiple sectors
NFTs - Common Use Cases and Legal Considerations (Japan)Joerg Schmidt
The presentation outlines common use cases for NFTs, including digital art, collectibles, blockchain games, and IP management. Legal and regulatory considerations can be found on the last few slides.
Artificial intelligence
what is AI?
History
foundations of AI
Types of AI
Applications of AI
machine learning and applications
AI Vs Machine learning
Deep learning- advantages and disadvantages
Applications of Deep learning
Why is deep learning better than machine learning
Deep learning vs machine learning
Artificial Neural Network (ANN)
Architecture of ANN
Types of ANN
Applications of ANN
Softwares of ANN and their applications
This document provides an introduction to blockchain technology. It defines key blockchain concepts like blocks, blockchains, consensus algorithms, and mining. It explains how blockchain works through transactions being grouped into blocks and added to the distributed ledger across nodes in the network. Examples of real-world blockchain applications are given for voting systems, supply chain management, and healthcare data sharing. Benefits of blockchain include transparency, decentralization, and open source development, while challenges include limited production experience and need for customer education.
Understanding Blockchain: Distributed Ledger TechnologySuraj Kumar Jana
A complete introduction to Distributed Ledger Technology and Blockchain. Also, get introduced to Hyperledger, an open source permissioned blockchain framework by The Linux Foundation.
This slide deck details some of the lessons we learned building price prediction models for cryptocurrencies. The session provides examples and practical tips about the challenges of price predictions in crypto asset markets.
This document discusses using machine intelligence to analyze crypto-assets. It argues that traditional financial analysis methods do not work for crypto-assets due to a lack of fundamentals data and limited historical price data. It proposes that a new form of technical and quantitative analysis is needed based on blockchain data signals. Machine learning could help identify patterns in blockchain data to better understand and potentially predict the behavior of crypto-assets. The presenter is the CTO of IntoTheBlock and believes machine learning has potential to improve crypto-asset analysis by learning from real-time behavior and correlating on-chain data with price movements.
This document provides an overview of cryptocurrency, including definitions of key terms like cryptocurrency and real currency, examples of major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Litecoin, and classifications of cryptocurrencies. It also discusses the benefits of cryptocurrency like fast and cheap transactions, decentralized control, and transparency, as well as risks around implementation challenges, instability, and lack of awareness. Major cryptocurrencies are differentiated based on factors like the algorithms and communities behind them.
Ethereum is an open software platform based on blockchain technology that enables developers to
build and deploy decentralized applications.
Ethereum is a distributed public blockchain network.
While the Bitcoin blockchain is used to track ownership of digital currency (bitcoins), the Ethereum
blockchain focuses on running the programming code of any decentralized application.
Ether is a cryptocurrency whose blockchain is generated by the Ethereum platform. Ether can be
transferred between accounts and used to compensate participant mining nodes for computations
performed.
Introduction to Cryptocurrency (Bitcoin)Kashif Khans
Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency created in 2008 by Satoshi Nakamoto. It operates on a decentralized peer-to-peer network, allowing anonymous transactions at low cost. New bitcoins enter the market only through mining, where users solve mathematical problems. While the legal status of bitcoin varies by country, its popularity has driven demand and market price despite criticism it is a speculative bubble.
An Investor's Guide to Web3 / Crypto / BlockchainBernard Leong
Bernard Leong provided a masterclass on investing in web3. He discussed his own journey in crypto from 2008 to present. He covered the basics of blockchain, different layers and applications. Leong outlined tools for due diligence like Etherscan and Nansen AI. He explained financing models for web3 startups and factors to consider like tokenomics, go-to-market strategies, and regulatory risks. Finally, Leong proposed a model for a $1M web3 angel fund focusing on DeFi, gaming, and SaaS with a mix of angel investing and trading strategies.
This document provides an overview of blockchain technology. It discusses that blockchain was first introduced in 2008 as a way to facilitate digital transactions without a central authority. Blockchain uses cryptography, a digital ledger, and a consensus mechanism to securely record transactions. The blockchain is made up of blocks that contain cryptographic hashes linking them together. Miners use proof-of-work to verify transactions and are rewarded with cryptocurrency. Once recorded, transactions cannot be altered, providing transparency and security.
More Than Monitoring: How Observability Takes You From Firefighting to Fire P...DevOps.com
For some, observability is just a hollow rebranding of monitoring, for others it’s monitoring on steroids. But what if we told you observability is the new way to find out why—not just if—your distributed system or application isn’t working as expected? Today, we see that traditional monitoring approaches can fall short if a system or application doesn’t adequately externalize its state.
This is truer as workloads move into the cloud and leverage ephemeral technologies, such as microservices and containers. To reach observability, IT and DevOps teams need to correlate different sources from logs, metrics, traces, events and more. This becomes even more challenging when defining the online revenue impact of a failed container—after all, this is what really matters to the business.
This webinar will cover:
The differences between observability and monitoring
Why it is a bigger challenge in a multicloud and containerized world
How observability results in less firefighting and more fire prevention
How new platforms can help gain observability (on premises and in the cloud) for containers, microservices and even SAP or mainframes
Cryptography, entanglement, and quantum blocktime: Quantum computing offers a more scalable energy-efficient platform than classical computing and supercomputing, and corresponds more naturally to the three-dimensional structure of atomic reality. Blockchains are a decentralized digital economic system made possible by the 24-7 global nature of the internet.
Ethereum Tutorial - Ethereum Explained | What is Ethereum? | Ethereum Explain...Simplilearn
The document provides an overview of Ethereum, including its key features like cryptocurrency (Ether), smart contracts, the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), decentralized applications (Dapps), and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). It discusses how Ether is used to pay for transactions and computational resources on the Ethereum network. It also explains how smart contracts are programs that facilitate exchanges without a central authority, and how the EVM executes smart contract code. Dapps are similar to traditional web applications, but run on a distributed network instead of centralized servers.
This document discusses blockchain technology and its potential applications. It defines blockchain as a shared, distributed ledger that allows participants in a business network to view transaction records. Blockchain addresses the problem of difficulty monitoring asset ownership and transfers in a trusted network by providing a permissioned, replicated shared ledger. The key properties that enable this are decentralization, strong authentication, and tamper resistance. The document also discusses public versus private blockchains and the challenges and opportunities blockchain poses for financial institutions in validating transactions without third parties.
Hands-on with data visualization in KibanaElasticsearch
Interested in learning how to build charts, maps, dashboards, and reports in Kibana using Elasticsearch data? Learn how to get started with Kibana Lens, use Elastic Maps for detailed geospatial analysis, and create dashboards and PDF reports. We will show you how to get from data to insights with just a few clicks. After the session is complete, you'll have access to a hands-on lab environment so you can try it yourself.
This document provides an introduction to time series data and InfluxDB. It defines time series data as measurements taken from the same source over time that can be plotted on a graph with one axis being time. Examples of time series data include weather, stock prices, and server metrics. Time series databases like InfluxDB are optimized for storing and processing huge volumes of time series data in a high performance manner. InfluxDB uses a simple data model where points consist of measurements, tags, fields, and timestamps.
A blockchain is a distributed ledger that records transactions across a peer-to-peer network. It uses cryptography to allow participants to interact securely and anonymously to validate transactions without a central authority. The technology began with Bitcoin and enables applications like cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, and decentralized databases. Understanding blockchains requires grasping both technical aspects like distributed databases and consensus algorithms, as well as philosophical concepts like disintermediation.
It was my first presentation on cryptocurrency during my sophomore year in college. This presentation covers the basic understanding of cryptocurrency, working of cryptocurrency, bitcoin, blockchain and it's the difference between normal currency and cryptocurrency.
This document provides an overview of the Ethereum blockchain platform and smart contracts. It discusses what Ethereum is, how it works, and its key components. The document covers Ethereum wallets, transactions, tokens, and the Solidity programming language for building smart contracts. It provides information on running Ethereum nodes, clients, and testnets. The document serves as training material for a blockchain specialist program.
Introduction to Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS)Cygnet Infotech
Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS) allows businesses to use cloud-based solutions to build, host and use their own blockchain apps. Supply Chain a crucial BaaS use case suffers a major issue of the lack of traceability. BaaS offers transparency and traceability to the Supply Chain. Get in touch with experts of Cygnet to know more.
IntoTheBlock Webinar: Predicting Cryptocurrency Prices Using Deep Learningintotheblock
Check out the slides of our last webinar in which we:
- Show practical lessons and we have learned in our quest to build predictive models for crypto assets.
- Deep dive into different machine learning strategies that have proven successful in different times of the market and will openly discussed the challenges we faced.
- Showcase different prediction models for different crypto-assets and explore some advance ideas for both traders and researchers.
This presentations outlines some of the key principles for building deep learning predictive models for crypto assets. The deck includes best practices and lessons learned that provide some perspectives about the challenges and solutions about using deep learning models in the crypto space.
This document provides an introduction to blockchain technology. It defines key blockchain concepts like blocks, blockchains, consensus algorithms, and mining. It explains how blockchain works through transactions being grouped into blocks and added to the distributed ledger across nodes in the network. Examples of real-world blockchain applications are given for voting systems, supply chain management, and healthcare data sharing. Benefits of blockchain include transparency, decentralization, and open source development, while challenges include limited production experience and need for customer education.
Understanding Blockchain: Distributed Ledger TechnologySuraj Kumar Jana
A complete introduction to Distributed Ledger Technology and Blockchain. Also, get introduced to Hyperledger, an open source permissioned blockchain framework by The Linux Foundation.
This slide deck details some of the lessons we learned building price prediction models for cryptocurrencies. The session provides examples and practical tips about the challenges of price predictions in crypto asset markets.
This document discusses using machine intelligence to analyze crypto-assets. It argues that traditional financial analysis methods do not work for crypto-assets due to a lack of fundamentals data and limited historical price data. It proposes that a new form of technical and quantitative analysis is needed based on blockchain data signals. Machine learning could help identify patterns in blockchain data to better understand and potentially predict the behavior of crypto-assets. The presenter is the CTO of IntoTheBlock and believes machine learning has potential to improve crypto-asset analysis by learning from real-time behavior and correlating on-chain data with price movements.
This document provides an overview of cryptocurrency, including definitions of key terms like cryptocurrency and real currency, examples of major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Litecoin, and classifications of cryptocurrencies. It also discusses the benefits of cryptocurrency like fast and cheap transactions, decentralized control, and transparency, as well as risks around implementation challenges, instability, and lack of awareness. Major cryptocurrencies are differentiated based on factors like the algorithms and communities behind them.
Ethereum is an open software platform based on blockchain technology that enables developers to
build and deploy decentralized applications.
Ethereum is a distributed public blockchain network.
While the Bitcoin blockchain is used to track ownership of digital currency (bitcoins), the Ethereum
blockchain focuses on running the programming code of any decentralized application.
Ether is a cryptocurrency whose blockchain is generated by the Ethereum platform. Ether can be
transferred between accounts and used to compensate participant mining nodes for computations
performed.
Introduction to Cryptocurrency (Bitcoin)Kashif Khans
Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency created in 2008 by Satoshi Nakamoto. It operates on a decentralized peer-to-peer network, allowing anonymous transactions at low cost. New bitcoins enter the market only through mining, where users solve mathematical problems. While the legal status of bitcoin varies by country, its popularity has driven demand and market price despite criticism it is a speculative bubble.
An Investor's Guide to Web3 / Crypto / BlockchainBernard Leong
Bernard Leong provided a masterclass on investing in web3. He discussed his own journey in crypto from 2008 to present. He covered the basics of blockchain, different layers and applications. Leong outlined tools for due diligence like Etherscan and Nansen AI. He explained financing models for web3 startups and factors to consider like tokenomics, go-to-market strategies, and regulatory risks. Finally, Leong proposed a model for a $1M web3 angel fund focusing on DeFi, gaming, and SaaS with a mix of angel investing and trading strategies.
This document provides an overview of blockchain technology. It discusses that blockchain was first introduced in 2008 as a way to facilitate digital transactions without a central authority. Blockchain uses cryptography, a digital ledger, and a consensus mechanism to securely record transactions. The blockchain is made up of blocks that contain cryptographic hashes linking them together. Miners use proof-of-work to verify transactions and are rewarded with cryptocurrency. Once recorded, transactions cannot be altered, providing transparency and security.
More Than Monitoring: How Observability Takes You From Firefighting to Fire P...DevOps.com
For some, observability is just a hollow rebranding of monitoring, for others it’s monitoring on steroids. But what if we told you observability is the new way to find out why—not just if—your distributed system or application isn’t working as expected? Today, we see that traditional monitoring approaches can fall short if a system or application doesn’t adequately externalize its state.
This is truer as workloads move into the cloud and leverage ephemeral technologies, such as microservices and containers. To reach observability, IT and DevOps teams need to correlate different sources from logs, metrics, traces, events and more. This becomes even more challenging when defining the online revenue impact of a failed container—after all, this is what really matters to the business.
This webinar will cover:
The differences between observability and monitoring
Why it is a bigger challenge in a multicloud and containerized world
How observability results in less firefighting and more fire prevention
How new platforms can help gain observability (on premises and in the cloud) for containers, microservices and even SAP or mainframes
Cryptography, entanglement, and quantum blocktime: Quantum computing offers a more scalable energy-efficient platform than classical computing and supercomputing, and corresponds more naturally to the three-dimensional structure of atomic reality. Blockchains are a decentralized digital economic system made possible by the 24-7 global nature of the internet.
Ethereum Tutorial - Ethereum Explained | What is Ethereum? | Ethereum Explain...Simplilearn
The document provides an overview of Ethereum, including its key features like cryptocurrency (Ether), smart contracts, the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), decentralized applications (Dapps), and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). It discusses how Ether is used to pay for transactions and computational resources on the Ethereum network. It also explains how smart contracts are programs that facilitate exchanges without a central authority, and how the EVM executes smart contract code. Dapps are similar to traditional web applications, but run on a distributed network instead of centralized servers.
This document discusses blockchain technology and its potential applications. It defines blockchain as a shared, distributed ledger that allows participants in a business network to view transaction records. Blockchain addresses the problem of difficulty monitoring asset ownership and transfers in a trusted network by providing a permissioned, replicated shared ledger. The key properties that enable this are decentralization, strong authentication, and tamper resistance. The document also discusses public versus private blockchains and the challenges and opportunities blockchain poses for financial institutions in validating transactions without third parties.
Hands-on with data visualization in KibanaElasticsearch
Interested in learning how to build charts, maps, dashboards, and reports in Kibana using Elasticsearch data? Learn how to get started with Kibana Lens, use Elastic Maps for detailed geospatial analysis, and create dashboards and PDF reports. We will show you how to get from data to insights with just a few clicks. After the session is complete, you'll have access to a hands-on lab environment so you can try it yourself.
This document provides an introduction to time series data and InfluxDB. It defines time series data as measurements taken from the same source over time that can be plotted on a graph with one axis being time. Examples of time series data include weather, stock prices, and server metrics. Time series databases like InfluxDB are optimized for storing and processing huge volumes of time series data in a high performance manner. InfluxDB uses a simple data model where points consist of measurements, tags, fields, and timestamps.
A blockchain is a distributed ledger that records transactions across a peer-to-peer network. It uses cryptography to allow participants to interact securely and anonymously to validate transactions without a central authority. The technology began with Bitcoin and enables applications like cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, and decentralized databases. Understanding blockchains requires grasping both technical aspects like distributed databases and consensus algorithms, as well as philosophical concepts like disintermediation.
It was my first presentation on cryptocurrency during my sophomore year in college. This presentation covers the basic understanding of cryptocurrency, working of cryptocurrency, bitcoin, blockchain and it's the difference between normal currency and cryptocurrency.
This document provides an overview of the Ethereum blockchain platform and smart contracts. It discusses what Ethereum is, how it works, and its key components. The document covers Ethereum wallets, transactions, tokens, and the Solidity programming language for building smart contracts. It provides information on running Ethereum nodes, clients, and testnets. The document serves as training material for a blockchain specialist program.
Introduction to Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS)Cygnet Infotech
Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS) allows businesses to use cloud-based solutions to build, host and use their own blockchain apps. Supply Chain a crucial BaaS use case suffers a major issue of the lack of traceability. BaaS offers transparency and traceability to the Supply Chain. Get in touch with experts of Cygnet to know more.
IntoTheBlock Webinar: Predicting Cryptocurrency Prices Using Deep Learningintotheblock
Check out the slides of our last webinar in which we:
- Show practical lessons and we have learned in our quest to build predictive models for crypto assets.
- Deep dive into different machine learning strategies that have proven successful in different times of the market and will openly discussed the challenges we faced.
- Showcase different prediction models for different crypto-assets and explore some advance ideas for both traders and researchers.
This presentations outlines some of the key principles for building deep learning predictive models for crypto assets. The deck includes best practices and lessons learned that provide some perspectives about the challenges and solutions about using deep learning models in the crypto space.
This document discusses using machine learning for analyzing crypto assets. It begins with an introduction to machine learning and the differences between machine learning and statistics. It then discusses using machine learning for scenarios like blockchain deanonymization, investor profiling, factor identification, and price predictions. For each scenario, it provides an example machine learning model and the potential results. The document also discusses challenges for crypto data like lack of labeled datasets and introduces techniques like semi-supervised learning, transfer learning and neural architecture search that are relevant for crypto machine learning.
Bitcoin Price Predictions and Machine Learning: Some New Ideas and Resultsintotheblock
We have continued our work experimenting with cutting edge machine learning models for price predictions in the crypto space and have learned a lot of new things.
During this session we covered:
- The challenges of crypto-asset prediction models
- New trends and ideas we are excited about
- Some techs to follow
- A brief note about DeFi and crypto-quant models
Find out more at https://app.intotheblock.com/
ITB Webinar Series: Why Most Crypto Quant Strategies Failintotheblock
Quant strategies for crypto seem like a perfect match but does it really work? The reality is that most quant strategies for crypto asset fail. This is particularly true for strategies based in machine learning(ML) methods. But why? From data quality to market inefficiencies, the causes are many.
This session explores the fundamental causes of failure of ML-based quant strategies for crypto assets. We will illustrate each cause in the context of real world examples of crypto trades. Additionally, we will explore new ML techniques that can help to improve ML-based quant strategies in the crypto space.
How To Research Cryptotokens A Step-by-Step Guide.pdfKezex (KZX)
Researching cryptotokens involves several crucial steps to ensure informed decisions. First, analyze the project's whitepaper for its goals and technology. Second, evaluate the development team's credibility and experience. Third, examine the token's use case and market demand. Fourth, review the community's engagement and feedback. Fifth, check the project's code and updates on platforms like GitHub. Lastly, assess the token's market performance and historical data to gauge potential risks and rewards.
Types of Blockchain - permissioned vs. permissionless platforms
Types of AI - Unsupervised, Supervised and Reinforcement Learning, Deep Learning
Future of Blockchain and AI
Better Technical Analysis with Blockchain IndicatorsJesus Rodriguez
The document discusses how technical analysis of cryptocurrency assets can be improved by incorporating blockchain indicators. It provides examples of how traditional technical analysis indicators like Fibonacci retracement levels, exponential moving averages, and Bollinger bands can be reinforced with complementary blockchain data on in-out money flows, exchange flows, unspent transaction output analysis, and active addresses. By combining on-chain behavioral data with price-based technical analysis, traders may gain a more robust view of market trends and investor sentiment. The document concludes that technical analysis patterns can inform blockchain indicators and vice versa, representing a promising new approach to cryptocurrency market evaluation.
Better Technical Analysis with Blockchain Indicatorsintotheblock
Technical indicators(TA) remains the dominant method for analyzing trends in crypto-assets. Whether you love or hate TA, we can both agree on two things: it is extremely popular and has some very well-known limitations. It is very common to complement TA strategies with other metrics and indicators in order to improve the analytics. In the case of crypto assets, blockchain metrics provide a very intriguing complement to TA methods.
This session presents a series of blockchain metrics that can complement traditional TA indicators. We show several examples that illustrate how the combination of TA and blockchain indicator leads to more complete, objective and robust analysis about the behavior of crypto assets.
Machine Learning and Blockchain by Director of Product at TargetProduct School
Product Management Event Held at the Product Conference in Silicon Valley.
Aarthi Srinivasan, Director of Product at Target, shared her information on tech singularity. She gave an introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain, and talked about the different types of AI and blockchain. She also discussed the intersection between AI and Blockchain.
Fascinating Metrics About Crypto-Assetsintotheblock
Our CEO keynote at the Crypto Assia Summit.
Key takeaways:
Why crypto assets need a new type of analysis
- Fascinating blockchain indicators
- Blockchain as a complement of order book and future indicators
- Putting it all together: Blockchain indicators + technical analysis
The Rise and Fall of Cryptocurrencies: Defining the Economic and Social Value...Petar Radanliev
This paper contextualises the common queries of "why is crypto crashing?" and "why is crypto down?", the research transcends beyond the frequent market fluctuations to unravel how cryptocurrencies fundamentally work and the step-by-step process on how to create a cryptocurrency.
Beyond Bitcoin_ Crypto Investment in Altcoins.docxcryptotrend16
Bitcoin may be the king of crypto, but it's far from the only investment worth considering. Altcoins—alternative cryptocurrencies—offer incredible opportunities for portfolio diversification, high-growth potential, and innovative blockchain applications. But with thousands of options available, how do you pick the right ones?
This in-depth guide, “Beyond Bitcoin: Crypto Investment in Altcoins,” explores everything you need to know about investing in altcoins. Whether you’re a seasoned trader or just stepping into the crypto space, this article provides actionable insights to help you navigate the altcoin market with confidence.
We break down the key reasons why altcoins matter, including their role in portfolio diversification, DeFi growth, and emerging blockchain technologies. You’ll learn how to evaluate altcoins effectively, analyzing factors like technology, tokenomics, and developer activity.
Want to trade altcoins successfully? This guide covers trading strategies, risk management techniques, and expert-backed market insights to help you make smarter investment decisions. Plus, we highlight the power of crypto communities, market sentiment, and real-time trading signals in shaping altcoin trends.
Backed by Investors Collective’s commitment to providing expert insights and real-time updates, this article ensures you’re well-equipped to make informed investment choices. We also tackle frequently asked questions about altcoin investing, covering everything from staking rewards to security best practices.
If you're looking to go beyond Bitcoin and unlock the full potential of the crypto market, this guide is a must-read. Join the Investors Collective community, stay ahead of the curve, and start investing in altcoins with confidence today!
7th Webinar: Patterns, Predictions and Fascinating Metrics from Cryptocurrenc...intotheblock
Our CTO & Co- Founder, Jesus Rodriguez unveils a series of new and unique analytics for order book datasets from cryptocurrency exchanges.
We highlight some unique insights that arise when combining exchange order books and blockchain datasets.
Finally, we show how order book metrics can be used
This document provides an overview of cryptoeconomics and tokenization. It defines coins and tokens, explaining that tokens are objects built on blockchains for specific purposes as defined by their creators. The document discusses the goals of tokenization, including funding, governance models, and novel business interactions. It outlines some properties of blockchains that make them suitable for business systems, such as guaranteed execution and access controls. However, it notes that many token-based systems fail because they do not properly model usage or consider emission controls. The document emphasizes the need to explain token functionality within economic frameworks for financial and legal purposes. It defines cryptoeconomics as merging cryptography and economic incentives to secure processes and foster engagement.
The document presents a taxonomy of Initial Coin Offering (ICO) processes developed through an empirical and conceptual research methodology. The taxonomy identifies four key dimensions of ICO processes: defining the market, determining token functionality and development, determining the token sales model, and user communication and engagement. It then provides examples of process characteristics within each dimension. The results show three common clusters of ICOs based on their goals and process characteristics: customer-centric service innovators, financial service innovators, and platform innovators. The taxonomy contributes a theoretical understanding of ICO processes and provides practical guidance for entrepreneurs conducting ICOs.
The document presents a taxonomy of Initial Coin Offering (ICO) processes developed through an empirical and conceptual research methodology. The taxonomy identifies four key dimensions of ICO processes: defining the market, determining token functionality and development, determining the token sales model, and user communication and engagement. It then provides examples of process characteristics within each dimension. The results show three common clusters of ICOs based on their goals and process characteristics: customer-centric service innovators, financial service innovators, and platform innovators. The taxonomy contributes a theoretical understanding of ICO processes and provides practical guidance for entrepreneurs conducting ICOs.
Bitcoin Price Prediction and ForecastingIRJET Journal
This document discusses predicting bitcoin price movements using machine learning techniques. It proposes using LSTM neural networks combined with sentiment analysis of tweets and Reddit posts to analyze factors influencing bitcoin prices. The methodology involves data collection, preprocessing, sentiment analysis to classify tweets as positive, neutral or negative, and training LSTM models on historic price data. The trained models would allow investors to predict bitcoin price changes and limit potential losses. Evaluation of the models found LSTM to have better performance than other techniques for this volatile cryptocurrency data. With further expansion and testing of models on more diverse data, this approach aims to more accurately forecast bitcoin and other cryptocurrency prices.
DeFi is moving towards more granular "micro-primitives" that break down protocols into smaller, modular units. Examples include Uniswap v4 hooks, EigenLayer marketplaces, and Flashbots' decomposed MEV roles. Micro-primitives enable composability but increase complexity and the attack surface. While they can enrich functionality, there is a risk of further fragmenting DeFi without capturing value through applications.
This presentation presents an overview of the challenges and opportunities of generative artificial intelligence in Web3. It includes a brief research history of generative AI as well as some of its immediate applications in Web3.
Maximal extractable value(MEV) is one of the most debated topics in crypto. This session discusses some of the technical architectures, opportunities and challenges that MEV traders and developers should explore.
This session explores the unique aspects of quantitative trading strategies applied to cryptocurrencies. The session covers topics such as challenges of crypto quant strategies, DeFi and many others.
Yield farming or liquidity mining have been at the core of the recent boom of DeFi protocols. From a trading perspective, yield-generating strategies are producing incredibly attractive returns compared to similar strategies traditional capital markets. How to build yield-generating DeFi strategies that correctly balance risk-rewards?
This session discusses the new world of DeFi quant yield-generating strategies. We discuss key building blocks required to implement intelligent DeFi quant strategies in an institutional-grade manner. The session will discuss how to think about elements such as risk quantification, back testing , simulations , protocol interactions and many others in the context of DeFi yield-generating strategies.
This session presents some ideas, lessons learned and techniques used to build high frequency trading strategies in decentralized finance(DeFi). The deck describes some key practical tips that can help quants build HFT strategies for the new word of DeFi.
Simple DeFi Analytics Any Crypto-Investor Should Know About Jesus Rodriguez
This session provides an overview of basic indicators that will help traders and investors better understand DeFi protocols. The session covers unique analytics and visualizations that reveal fascinating insights the top DeFi projects in the market.
This session provides an overview of analytics for decentralized finance(DeFi) protocols. The session also outlines some ideas about the future of market intelligence and DeFi.
DeFi Trading Strategies: Opportunities and ChallengesJesus Rodriguez
This deck discusses some ideas about trading opportunities in the DeFi ecosystem as well as the challenges and risks. The content presents a conceptual framework to think about DeFi quant strategies
Fascinating Metrics and Analytics About CryptocurrenciesJesus Rodriguez
This document discusses the need for a new approach to analyzing cryptocurrency assets using data science. It argues that cryptocurrencies generate far more behavioral data than traditional assets through their public ledgers. This rich blockchain data can provide insights into metrics like the number of traders profiting from each asset, how long investors hold assets, geographic trading patterns, and concentration among large holders. The document presents examples of data analyses for various cryptocurrencies that could help monitor market trends, predict price movements, and identify risks around exchanges. In conclusion, it advocates applying data science to simplify cryptocurrency analysis and unlock insights from their unique blockchain datasets.
Demystifying Centralized Crypto Exchanges using Data ScienceJesus Rodriguez
Centralized exchanges are one of the most obscure and difficult to understand elements in the crypto landscape. From fake volumes to transaction transformations, centralized exchanges introduce a level of obfuscation that challenges even the most sophisticated analytic techniques. How can we learn to identify and understand the behavior of centralized crypto exchanges?
This session showcases a series of machine learning and data visualization techniques that help us better understand some of the patterns of crypto exchanges. Using gorgeous data visualizations, we will walk you through a journey that clearly illustrates how exchanges process transactions and distribute crypto-assets across their different addresses. Finally, we will illustrate how certain behaviors of crypto exchanges become relevant to specific patterns in the crypto market.
This session provides an outline of data science techniques for crypto-assets. The content introduces the notion of crypto asset fundamental analysis and highlights some shocking data about crypto-assets
Implementing Machine Learning in the Real WorldJesus Rodriguez
This document outlines 15 lessons learned from building large-scale machine learning systems in the real world. Some key challenges discussed include data scientists not being well-suited for engineering work, traditional development methodologies not working for machine learning, the difficulty of data labeling and feature extraction, and the complexities of training, executing, operationalizing, and securing machine learning models at scale. The document provides ideas to address these challenges such as establishing separate data science and engineering teams, implementing automated data labeling strategies, leveraging centralized feature stores, and adopting techniques like transfer learning and continual learning.
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2. Agenda
❖ A gentle introduction to predictions in capital markets
❖ Prediction In crypto assets
❖ Myths and realities of crypto asset predictions
❖ Time series vs. deep learning architectures
❖ Some ideas to explore
7. Asset-Based
Predictions
Ex: Predict the price of Bitcoin
in the next 12 hours
Focus on predicting the
performance of a single asset
based on a specific criteria
Typically factors in specific
characteristics of the target
asset
8. 8
Asset-Based Predictions
Pros
• Rich models based on the specific characteristics of an asset
• Possible to achieve high levels of accuracy during short periods of
time
• Simpler to retrain and validate
Cons
• Exposure to a single asset within a market
• Hard to assemble in cohesive portfolios
• Becomes challenging to combine different predictions as part of
portfolios
9. Factor-Based
Predictions
Ex: Predict is cryptos with strong
momentum will outperform in
the next 24 hours
Focus on predicting the
performance of a group of assets
based on a set of factors
Typical factors include aspects
such as value, momentum, carry,
volatility, quality, etc…
10. 10
Factor-Based Predictions
Pros
• Minimum exposure to a single asset within a market
• Ability to formulate sophisticated thesis across an entire portfolio
• Exposure to non-correlated factors and hedging models
Cons
• Prediction models need to ignore unique characteristics of a
given asset
• Prediction models might miss unique investment opportunities in
a specific asset within the portfolio
14. Predictions Based on Order Book Datasets
14
Focus on predicting short term performance
fluctuations for an asset or a factor
Leverage attributes such as price, volume as well as
order book bids, asks and trades
Models are vulnerable to the poor quality of crypto
exchange order book datasets
15. Predictions Based on Blockchain Datasets
15
Focus on predicting medium to long term performance
trends on a crypto-asset or a factor
Leverage attributes such as hash rates, exchange flows,
wallet balances, etc.
Models are very unique to crypto assets and can’t take
advantage of existing quant research
16. Predictions Based on Derivative Contracts
16
Focus on predicting the short or medium-term
impact of derivative contracts in crypto markets
Current prediction models would necessarily be
asset based
Unique insights when combined with blockchain
datasets
17. Predictions Based on Protocol Contracts
17
Focus on medium to long term predictions of the
performance of specific protocol
By definition, prediction models will be asset based
Vulnerable to unexpected changes and versions of
a given protocol
18. Predictions Based on Alternative Asset Datasets
18
Focus on short term predictions based on sources like
Twitter, Telegram, News, etc.
Leverage natural language understanding techniques to
extract information from text data sources.
Largely used as a complement to more sophisticated
prediction models
20. 20
The Super Predictor Myth
Myth
• A single attribute can predict the price of a crypto
asset
• Ex: NVT score can predict the price of Bitcoin….
Reality
• Most prediction models require a combination of
many factors
21. 21
The Super Model Myth
Myth
• A single model can predict the price of a crypto asset
across different market conditions
• Ex: A model based on technical that can regularly predict
the price of Bitcoin
Reality
• Most models only work under specific market conditions
and they tend to overfit for those
22. 22
The Price-Volume Myth
Myth
• All characteristics of a crypto asset are captured in
price and volume sentiment
Reality
• Blockchchain and derivatives datasets offer unique
insights about crypto assets that are impossible to
capture in price and volume models
24. Time Series
Prediction
Models
24
Statistical models that focus on predicting a variable
based on linear correlations with other attributes of
the dataset
The value of the predictor attributes in the future
should be known in advance
Most algorithms are based on variation of linear
regressions
Ex: predict the price of Bitcoin based on the expected
settlements in Bitcoin futures
Algorithms: ARIMA, ARIMAX, VARMAX
25. Machine
Learning
Prediction
Models
25
Neural network architectures that forecast a variable
based on hierarchical, non-linear relationships
between other predictors
Analyze complex relationships in sophisticated
datasets
Different schools of thought: supervised,
unsupervised, semi-supervised, reinforcement, etc
More prompt to discover alpha in efficient markets
Proven algorithms for financial markets: long-short-
term memory networks, convolutional neural
networks, multi-layer perceptrons
29. Example: CNN+LSTM
for Order Book Data
• The input is an image of the order
book from multiple exchanges
• A CNN layers detecting features for
the order book data
• A time distributed layer identifies
patterns for a specific timeframe
• A LSTM layer that aggregates all the
individual patterns into a target
prediction
29
30. Example: Multi-Layer
Perceptron for Order
Book Data
• The input is based on trades in the order
book of different exchanges
• A layer that obtain connections between
different features
• A series of layers that detect more
sophisticated patters
• Another layer that limits potential
overfitting error
• A prediction layer that aggregates the
patterns into potential predicitons
31. 31
Summary
● Crypto assets offer a blank canvas for prediction models
● There are different data sources of predictions for crypto assets: order
book, futures, blockchain, alternative …
● The two main schools of thought for prediction are : time series and
machine/deep learning
● ITB is working on prediction models for crypto assets based on deep
learning