Method
Artificial intelligence market analysis
Live trades, price data, and public world news are read together, to form a combined view of price changes over the coming days.
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Scope of the analysis
The coming days A view of price change
The analysis is carried out by an artificial intelligence model. It reads live trades, the current price of each coin, and public world news from the same period. The purpose is to assess which coins show a relatively higher chance of a price rise over the coming days. This page describes the method. It is not investment advice.
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Live trades
Trades occurring in the market are taken into this analysis first. Trading activity, including a sudden rise in volume, is read before any summary prepared after the close.
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Price data
The current price of each coin is compared within one frame, in order to establish where it stands at this moment.
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World news
Public world news from the same period is read together with the price data. It is not added after the price reading has closed.
Market data
Trades and prices in one analysis
The view rests on trades as they occur and on the current price, compared across coins in one frame.
Public record
World news read with price
Public world news from outside the chart is used in the same analysis as the price data.
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Price data
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World news
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History
The analysis follows a fixed order. Trades and prices are read first, to establish where each coin stands. World news is read next, to check whether the public record agrees with the price direction. History is read last, to see whether a comparable move has appeared before. The three inputs are used in one judgment.
This analysis
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Price data
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World news
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History
Prices, world news, and history, in that order
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Analysis in progress
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Reading the live price of each coin
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Price data has been read
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Reading current world news
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World news has been read
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Reviewing the price history of each coin
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Price history has been read
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Forming a combined judgment
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