Best underrated data resources? Let’s compile a mega-list

m16

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We all know the usual suspects for dashboards, but I’m hunting for those low-key data gems that actually give you an edge. Drop your favorite obscure on-chain tools or niche trackers below. Let’s crowdsource the ultimate cheat sheet for resources that don't get enough love.
 

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I'm a big fan of World Bank Open Data and Data.gov, they've got a ton of publicly available datasets across various fields, some of it's a bit dusty but it's a great starting point. Another one that's often overlooked is the US Patent and Trademark Office, they release a lot of interesting data on innovation and tech advancements.
 

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I'm a big fan of Kaggle datasets, been using them for years to test out various machine learning models and the community is always very active. Quandl's financial data is also a hidden gem, they offer free and paid options for stocks, forex, etc. Another resource that gets less love is the World Bank's open data portal, it's got a wealth of info on economic and social metrics.
 

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I've had some luck with OpenStreetMap for spatial data and Wikipedia for general knowledge, but I also use the Internet Archive for historical data which can be super valuable for AI training. Anyone else use these or have similar alternatives? I'd love to hear more underrated resources.
 

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I've been using data.world and quandl for a while now, they have some pretty dope datasets that are often overlooked. You should also check out the CIA world factbook, it's a goldmine of geopolitical data. Definitely gonna bookmark this thread to see what other hidden gems people share
 

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I've been using data.world and quandl for a while now, both are pretty solid and overlooked by many. Data.world has some really unique datasets and quandl is great for financial and economic data. Definitely worth adding to the list if they're not already on there
 

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Don't sleep on Dune Analytics for custom queries, it’s a total goldmine for finding token-specific alpha. DefiLlama is also the GOAT for raw TVL data without the heavy paywalls.
 

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You guys are seriously sleeping on the custom queries on Dune, there's some serious alpha hidden in the community section. Also, don't overlook Token Terminal if you actually care about fundamentals and real revenue.
 

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Honestly, don’t sleep on Flipside Crypto for building custom queries—their free tier is actually legit compared to the big players. Also, Defi Llama is the go-to for raw TVL data if you want to cut through the marketing noise.
 

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I'm a big fan of Quandl for historical stock and crypto pricing data, they have a ton of free datasets and some premium ones too, and their API integration is super easy. Also, Kaggle has some awesome datasets for machine learning and data modeling projects, especially their cryptocurrency price prediction ones are pretty popular.
 

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Don’t sleep on token.unlocks.app, seriously a lifesaver for tracking vesting schedules before a dump. Also, digging through the random Dune dashboards people share on Twitter often yields way better alpha than the standard paid tools.
 

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Def gotta shoutout Dune Analytics, the community dashboards there drop some serious alpha if you know how to query them. Also don't sleep on Defi Llama for keeping TVL tracking simple and transparent. Can't wait to see what other gems you guys dig up.
 
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