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Predicting Fluctuations in Cryptocurrency Transactions Based on User Comments and Replies.

Young Bin Kim1, Jun Gi Kim2, Wook Kim3

  • 1Interdisciplinary Program in Visual Information Processing, Korea University, Seoul, Korea.

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|August 18, 2016
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Summary

This study introduces a novel method to forecast cryptocurrency price and transaction volume changes by analyzing online community discussions. The approach offers an efficient way to predict market fluctuations for major digital currencies.

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Area of Science:

  • * Digital Currency Markets
  • * Computational Social Science
  • * Financial Market Prediction

Background:

  • * Cryptocurrencies are gaining global traction for online transactions, yet predicting their price and transaction volume remains under-researched.
  • * Existing currency prediction methods are often ill-suited for cryptocurrencies due to fundamental differences from traditional fiat currencies.
  • * A gap exists in efficient, specialized models for forecasting cryptocurrency market dynamics.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To develop and evaluate a novel, efficient method for predicting cryptocurrency price and transaction volume fluctuations.
  • * To leverage insights from online cryptocurrency community discussions for predictive modeling.
  • * To address the limitations of current methods that do not account for cryptocurrency-specific attributes.

Main Methods:

  • * Analysis of user comments from online cryptocurrency communities.
  • * Focus on three major cryptocurrencies with substantial market capitalization and user engagement.
  • * Implementation of a simple yet effective predictive modeling approach.

Main Results:

  • * Demonstrated the efficacy of analyzing online sentiment for predicting cryptocurrency price movements.
  • * Showcased a correlation between community discussion patterns and transaction volume.
  • * Validated the proposed method's efficiency on selected large-cap cryptocurrencies.

Conclusions:

  • * Online community sentiment analysis provides a viable and efficient tool for cryptocurrency market prediction.
  • * The proposed method offers a practical alternative to existing, less suitable forecasting techniques.
  • * Further research can expand this approach to a wider range of digital assets and prediction horizons.