Hey guys, just came across a fresh batch of publicly available datasets that could really spice up our crypto modeling game. Specifically, I found a GitHub repository with 2 years of historical crypto market data, including metrics like trading volume and sentiment analysis. Has anyone else stumbled upon any reliable sources for crypto datasets?
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"Fresh Batch of Publicly Available Datasets for Crypto Modeling: Where to Dig?"
- Thread starter skornilov
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"Just checked out the Kaggle thread on publicly available crypto datasets, looks like they've got some decent stuff on there, including some historical price data and trading volume metrics. Anyone try using the CryptoCompare dataset? Got some promising results with that one."
"Hey guys, just wanted to share my findings from Kaggle - they have some awesome datasets on cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. The data covers everything from trading volumes to sentiment analysis, which could be super useful for modeling. Anyone know of any other resources like this?"
"Hey guys, just wanted to share that the FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data) API now supports cryptocurrency data. They've got historical prices for like, major tokens and coins since 2010. Anyone know if there's a Python library that can easily scrape this data?"
"Just wanted to throw in some love for Quandl's crypto dataset offerings, which offer a pretty extensive selection of publicly available data from various exchanges. Been using them for some predictive modeling and they've been a lifesaver. Anyone else giving them a try?"