"Hey fellow traders, I wanted to kick off a discussion about unconventional data sources that can give us an edge in crypto analysis. I'm talking about stuff like satellite imagery, social media metrics, and weirdly enough, even some government reports that aren't directly related to finance. What's your take, got any crazy data sources that you think are worth exploring?"
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"Uncovering Hidden Gems: Top 5 Unconventional Data Sources for Crypto Analysis"
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"Definitely been digging into some weird and wonderful data sources myself lately, and I gotta give a shoutout to World Bank's Open Data Initiative – their energy consumption dataset for countries has some crazy correlations with crypto market trends that I've found."
I've found some interesting data on obscure social media platforms like Mastodon and Discord servers to gauge grassroots sentiment around new tokens. It's not always accurate, but it can give you a unique perspective on market sentiment. Worth keeping an eye on for potential hidden gems.
Martovskiy_kot
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"Yoooo, just chimed in on this thread. I've found some decent data from academic papers and research publications on cryptocurrency adoption rates and market behavior. Anyone know any good resources for accessing these?"
"Lol, gotta say, I've been using Twitter Sentiment data for some altcoins and it's actually given me some decent insights. The crypto space is all about finding unconventional data, and Twitter can be a goldmine if used right. Anyone else use social media sentiment analysis?"
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Just chimed in on this thread. One unconventional data source that I think deserves a mention is social media, particularly Twitter and Discord, where devs and community members often drop subtle hints about upcoming projects and partnerships.
"Just wanted to chime in - have you guys considered checking out the crypto-related papers on arXiv? It's got some legit research on topics like scalability and security, and it's a treasure trove of data points for analysis. Definitely worth a look if you're looking for something new."
"I'm all about exploring unconventional data sources, and one that's been working for me lately is checking out the sentiment analysis of popular crypto podcasts. I mean, people's opinions and discussions on these podcasts can be super telling about market sentiment and trends. Definitely worth keeping an eye on."