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Topic: Coin rankings based on price change (Read 265 times)

full member
Activity: 1316
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CitizenFinance.io
September 09, 2019, 01:32:16 AM
#12
where are you getting your metrics from? probably from the established one which is prone to manipulations. So, it is a red flag for someone to trade base on dump and pump, this might lead to lost of fund to newbies if they entirely rely on this without checking what warrant the behaviour of price movement. Beside, most coin analyse have this tools that can be sorted based on user's need be it in hours, day, weekly, monthly and yearly. While going through the stress of creating new one. You need to consider user's adoption. You must do different thing or add another features that are lacking from the existing one.
legendary
Activity: 2030
Merit: 1189
September 08, 2019, 01:36:54 PM
#11
I recommend providing a feature that allows us to filter by exchange quality and volume too.

e.g.

1. Remove all coins listed on exchanges known to perform wash trading
2. Remove all coins with less than $100k, $1m, $10m in daily trade volume
3. Remove all coins that experienced X% change in volume in the past X time period.

This should allow users to filter out the pump and dumps and risky coins.
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 2
September 08, 2019, 10:54:50 AM
#10
You are not far away. The rating is still based on market capacity, which can be manipulated by many currencies to show the quality of projects.
I hope there will be a rigorous reviews by the developers about the addition of the currency and then make the summaries.
Adding more than one standard will make your site unique and not duplicate existing ideas.

I really appreciate the feedback. I will consider adding in more social features once I build a framework around this. I developed most of the code from scratch as most of the work was to prototype my concept. I'll be able to use some of the social indicators to help improve the rankings as well.

Thanks!
legendary
Activity: 2646
Merit: 3911
August 11, 2019, 11:18:29 AM
#9
You are not far away. The rating is still based on market capacity, which can be manipulated by many currencies to show the quality of projects.
I hope there will be a rigorous reviews by the developers about the addition of the currency and then make the summaries.
Adding more than one standard will make your site unique and not duplicate existing ideas.
legendary
Activity: 3052
Merit: 1273
August 09, 2019, 07:50:02 PM
#8
Instead of displaying the top cryptocurrencies by marketcap, AltcoinDeals.io ranks and highlights cryptocurrencies by the biggest weekly and 24 hour price changes. We do not rank any coins outside of the top 500 by marketcap, but we do have data on over 2000 cryptocurrencies.

We emphasize price drops because that is where you can find good deals if you want to profit on these projects in the future. We go so far as to highlight price drops in green and gains in the color red.

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What IF:
- Value of at least 50-100 of the top 500 gets plunged and a change comes by bifurcation based on value change?

As yo said that you'll be providing the highlighted price gains in green and drops in red to share opportunities, what if the 500th crypto gets down to 600? Will it still be seen as an investment alternative on the site? What will it exactly reflect here rather than just sharing the data of these coins that we can find over exchanges itself? Will it share like for eg.; Arbitrage trades to give us a glimpse of a crypto that has got different rates on two or more exchanges?
legendary
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Merit: 6382
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August 09, 2019, 02:13:44 AM
#7
I use https://www.worldcoinindex.com/ and it shows, among other classifications, also the ranking based on gain/loss percentage. And it does it in the coin of choice, whether it's USD, EUR, BTC or others.
So yeah, it's quite a common feature you're advertising, OP..
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 2
August 08, 2019, 06:59:30 PM
#6
I appreciate the comments so far, I'll take each and every one into consideration soon. I wanted to build a crypto-related site and thought this would be a neat concept to experiment with. I'll be refining it the more that people give suggestions and feedback.

I do put a disclaimer saying to do your own research in various places on the site. I'll try to label things more clearly as to not confuse people as well!

I now see the reason for 100 unit section for coin, this looks rowdy and cumbersome. Also did u consider price pump from shitty exchanges. This could be misleading if traders consider this and get on exchange with wash trade.

This is a really good point! I'll take a look at what type of things I could potentially do to detect this and build an algorithm to signal a warning flag and potentially omit them from the list.

Thanks!
sr. member
Activity: 2240
Merit: 270
SOL.BIOKRIPT.COM
August 06, 2019, 03:22:37 PM
#5
I now see the reason for 100 unit section for coin, this looks rowdy and cumbersome. Also did u consider price pump from shitty exchanges. This could be misleading if traders consider this and get on exchange with wash trade.
hero member
Activity: 1624
Merit: 645
August 05, 2019, 06:39:36 AM
#4
If you click on "all" on coinmarketcap and wait for all coins to load you will have 3 options I believe and you can order coins by the daily change, weekly or 30 day change so your service is useless.
legendary
Activity: 2114
Merit: 1293
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August 05, 2019, 12:58:31 AM
#3
We emphasize price drops because that is where you can find good deals if you want to profit on these projects in the future. We go so far as to highlight price drops in green and gains in the color red.

then you can not call it a "coin ranking", you must instead call it "market analysis" and "my opinion of good investments". because that is what you are doing, you are releasing a biased opinion towards what is good to invest and what is not.

for example i completely disagree with this method. an alcoin that has fallen is NOT a "good deal" and should not be green. the drop in 99% cases indicates the pump was done and they were dumping the altcoin which also means the next pump will not come for many months if not more.
on the contrary when a coin is rising in most cases it indicates a pump going on and joining in can be more profitable.
legendary
Activity: 2170
Merit: 1789
August 05, 2019, 12:32:44 AM
#2
Instead of displaying the top cryptocurrencies by marketcap, AltcoinDeals.io ranks and highlights cryptocurrencies by the biggest weekly and 24 hour price changes. We do not rank any coins outside of the top 500 by marketcap, but we do have data on over 2000 cryptocurrencies.

So basically another version of top gainers or top losers?

I think that feature is already available across many crypto ranking websites, why did you have to make a new one?

Btw I'm quite confused with your rankings. The top of the list is the one with the biggest negative price changes it seems? Because you put a "-" before the percentage. But the color is green, which is unusual, and the saving is positive.
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 2
August 04, 2019, 03:45:43 PM
#1
Instead of displaying the top cryptocurrencies by marketcap, AltcoinDeals.io ranks and highlights cryptocurrencies by the biggest weekly and 24 hour price changes. We do not rank any coins outside of the top 500 by marketcap, but we do have data on over 2000 cryptocurrencies.

We emphasize price drops because that is where you can find good deals if you want to profit on these projects in the future. We go so far as to highlight price drops in green and gains in the color red.

Trading simulator is coming soon. Help wanted, PM if interested.

Link to project: https://www.altcoindeals.io
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