We built a ML tool to analyze news / market sentiment and we would love feedback

aaronqli

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It is simply what comes out from the data (large volume of Reddit discussions) following some machine learning computations based on well-established mathematical process. What you and I say or do as individuals can do little to change the outcome. Personally, I am indifferent to whether people think these findings are true or not, or whether they are useless.

Quote from: Hivalley on December 15, 2018, 05:33:09 AM

Your findings do not actually look true,neither are they true,Bitcoin is number one, no one is more positive about dogecoin,it just doesn't make any sense
Do more research before coming to a conclusion next time

Quote from: eminemcookie on December 14, 2018, 03:51:05 PM

Don't take it personally but if these are your findings then it's utterly useless shit. I'm not going to go and break them down one at a time but people being more positive towards DOGE than BTC or ETH? Did you exclusively ask DOGE fanboys?

Hivalley

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Your findings do not actually look true,neither are they true,Bitcoin is number one, no one is more positive about dogecoin,it just doesn't make any sense
Do more research before coming to a conclusion next time

jumptomoon

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Quote from: eminemcookie on December 14, 2018, 03:51:05 PM

Quote from: aaronqli on December 14, 2018, 03:00:30 PM

1. People are more positive towards Dogecoin than Bitcoin or Ethereum.
2. We can correlate Bitcoin price and how often Redditors say “shit”.
3. People could react very negatively towards “positive” news.
4. Sentiment sometimes drives price, but don’t rely on it.
5. Most people really care about use cases and technologies. It’s not all about speculations.

Don't take it personally but if these are your findings then it's utterly useless shit. I'm not going to go and break them down one at a time but people being more positive towards DOGE than BTC or ETH? Did you exclusively ask DOGE fanboys?

Looks like they didn't ask DOGE fanboys unfortunately... the data is from Reddit comments... so, quite interesting finding hah

eminemcookie

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Quote from: aaronqli on December 14, 2018, 03:00:30 PM

1. People are more positive towards Dogecoin than Bitcoin or Ethereum.
2. We can correlate Bitcoin price and how often Redditors say “shit”.
3. People could react very negatively towards “positive” news.
4. Sentiment sometimes drives price, but don’t rely on it.
5. Most people really care about use cases and technologies. It’s not all about speculations.

Don't take it personally but if these are your findings then it's utterly useless shit. I'm not going to go and break them down one at a time but people being more positive towards DOGE than BTC or ETH? Did you exclusively ask DOGE fanboys?

aaronqli

newbie

Activity: 5

Merit: 0

Link: https://cryptoqokka.com/ (all analysis are automatically generated by machine learning systems we built)

Here is our first blog showing some interesting findings:
https://medium.com/qokka/cryptoqokka-using-machine-learning-to-track-how-people-are-feeling-about-cryptocurrencies-d84f3510dc14

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We launched CryptoQokka in early October when the prevailing sentiments towards blockchain were exceedingly negative, and the cryptocurrency market was about to plunge into its worst. “Winter is coming” so did people speak, but things weren’t really that bad. Here are a few interesting facts we discovered on CryptoQokka:

1. People are more positive towards Dogecoin than Bitcoin or Ethereum.
2. We can correlate Bitcoin price and how often Redditors say “shit”.
3. People could react very negatively towards “positive” news.
4. Sentiment sometimes drives price, but don’t rely on it.
5. Most people really care about use cases and technologies. It’s not all about speculations.

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