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Quote from: muchall on April 30, 2021, 01:24:15 PM

What is the best way to see historic Bitcoin trading voumes (by value) by Country?

I don't think the country is relevant, the important thing to see about the history is the general markets, the capitalization, and the volume traded day by day. If you want to see it by country is predictable that the big countries like US or China have the biggest trading volume, and the poor countries have just a small percentage.

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This website gives you that data but only for few exchanges.

https://coin.dance/volume

If that's still not the data that you need but at least you get the idea per country for this very known platform and, there's no other website that I know of that gives that data you want.

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There is no way to have a precise stastitics. There are exchange willing to provide region volume but others are unlikely let anyone having their data. The only data we have is the overall volume, the number of transaction and the move-in/move-out-exchange transaction.

News is also a good source for you to analyze.

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Quote from: muchall on April 30, 2021, 01:24:15 PM

What is the best way to see historic Bitcoin trading voumes (by value) by Country?

There is no way of finding that out.
Every single method has a lot of flaws.
The data from coindance comes only for localbitcoins and paxfull, many don't use those at all and the volume as a percentage of the global trade including centralized exchanges is just a drop in the ocean.
The locations of the exchange is again misleading, how do we count what's traded on Binance?
The currency pairs are also not a real source, you don't have to be a citizen of us to trade in $.
And more importantly, every single damn exchange is faking volumes big time to attract customers, especially the ones that focus on the country their reside in to claim the title of biggest exchange in x.

So, it's a quest that will lead to nowhere if you want accuracy.

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Quote from: fiulpro on April 30, 2021, 01:32:11 PM

Hi
I do not know about the best way but I do think you will be able to find information on google itself for example:-
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1195753/bitcoin-trading-selected-countries/
In the article above you can compare the trading volumes by countries. The US is ofc on the top and there are actually 44 entries which I do think is adequate. At the same time there are graphical representations on some sites like :- https://coin.dance/volume/localbitcoins
But this is something that keeps changing way fast and therefore you should expect +/- and always take chances with it. Plus I do not think it would be 100% accurate. Best of luck with your research.

I visited your Provide website Link but I don't find anything details about Bitcoin trading volumes in a certain countries. I don't find my country name and trading volumes here.

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And what is the point of assessing trading volumes by country? It makes sense to look at the overall dynamics of trades with a monthly step. This will be much more useful for analysis and predictions. Also, I'm not sure that we can trace any clear connection between, for example, trade in China or the United States of America. Why waste time on such an analysis if it does not help in predicting the market situation?

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I am not sure if it also displays historic volumes but there is this one website which shows the globe and trading volume in real time, but I don't remember the name. Years ago I I last visited it.

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Hi
I do not know about the best way but I do think you will be able to find information on google itself for example:-
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1195753/bitcoin-trading-selected-countries/
In the article above you can compare the trading volumes by countries. The US is ofc on the top and there are actually 44 entries which I do think is adequate. At the same time there are graphical representations on some sites like :- https://coin.dance/volume/localbitcoins
But this is something that keeps changing way fast and therefore you should expect +/- and always take chances with it. Plus I do not think it would be 100% accurate. Best of luck with your research.

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What is the best way to see historic Bitcoin trading voumes (by value) by Country?

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