/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19273879
tangential, but a tool to track crypto mentions & popularity (and soon sentiment) on top communities is merv.tech

feedback always welcomed

>>11798018
I wonder which coin is .16c right now that will be 7k sats in a few months

I don't have historical data for chainlink going back that far, but merv.tech has started collecting data ~3 weeks ago. will compare the number of mentions/sentiment of coins to their prices to find some correlation

should
be
interesting

>>11795840
heres a way to track any of them on the top 3 major cryptocurrency communities > merv.tech

tell me what you think

>>11610139
? I shill but I do not go to the extent of id switching, there is no point, if people really enjoy using the app then they would use it

why make another?
the current ones I've seen are just overly complex, are not easy to use, and have very questionable algorithms tracking any mentions

also making something useful for biz brings me joy

what are the other ones by the way? what things do you like about them?

>>11605714

I had a major that was too static

I enjoyed programming and making things for others to use, so I just do that now

what do you enjoy doing?

if you go to a good school, even with a finance degree, you can probably get almost any job provided that you actually know what you're doing

>>11597354

if I die poor and alone, my only salvation will be people using my creations

>>11575685

well currently a sentiment ML algo is being tested and refined to provide sentiment that's correct >95% of the time, getting the accuracy to be very high is a must

aside from that, the current algos in place have some neat built in features, one example is that it has a built in shill-buster, so it's able to tell when someone is spamming and manipulating, and it will not include that in the mentions count

but hey I agree, there is definitely more to develop on, if you've got any ideas this is the place to share

late game however, unless every single person trading cryptos is using merv (which is surely impossible), it'll still provide an advantage to the single user. A somewhat similar example I can think of is marketwatch's recommendations; a lot of people read marketwatch, but certainly not everyone trading stocks - either way those who read their reports and analyses have an edge over others, and sometimes a slight edge is the difference between +2% returns and +10% returns

>>11572405

well it is more popular on here than chainlink since a long time..

observe > merv.tech

wondering if this is the same on other communities too, will be able to tell soon

whats the reason for the hype?