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We have a lot of data related to crypto which we can use to perform analysis and identify opportunities for arbitrage across different exchanges. This is a first ticket, so it's more of a follow along than a create your own, but feel free to go above and beyond to try it out.
Requirements
Read and preprocess the data
Visualize the data to identify any trends
Check for discrepancies in volume or value across the exchanges for specific currencies
Perform analysis and figure out when it's plausible to do arbitrage
Put everything in one clean analysis jupyter notebook under arb/crypto/yournameanalysis.ipynb <- replace with your file name (make sure it includes your name)
Add documentation, a pdf of your summary of findings, and organize the repo so it's readable and clean.
Resources/Tools
Can follow any of the analyses found under the comp-team repo
You may have to dig a little as it hasn't been organized yet.
look at YouTube, Kaggle, and other online resources, there are a ton of them that show how to apply arbitrage and the general idea as well
You can dm other team leads or people on the server for advice on how to go about it (try not to go crazy with questions if they don't seem too responsive). Hit up Jaimil with questions any time.
Specifications
first ticket, get it done quick, shouldn't take too long as it's a follow along :)
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Description
We have a lot of data related to crypto which we can use to perform analysis and identify opportunities for arbitrage across different exchanges. This is a first ticket, so it's more of a follow along than a create your own, but feel free to go above and beyond to try it out.
Requirements
Resources/Tools
Specifications
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: