Evolution of Cryptocurrencies and Sentiment Analysis: A Correlation Analysis

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Abstract

A cryptocurrency is an arguable virtual asset intended to work as a standard of transformation that makes practice of robust cryptography to protect monetary communications, switch the introduction of supplementary devices, and confirm the transmission of belongings. Cryptocurrencies are extraordinarily unstable. Four years of precariousness within the stock marketplace can be blanketed in 30 days of valuing moves inside the cryptocurrency marketplaces. Twitter is an Internet information and community networking facility on which handlers submit and engage with posts referred to as “tweets”. It is similarly the key network of conversation for cryptocurrencies. Numerous crucial newscast is retweeted with the aid of heaps of consumer and might spread a very massive viewers. As a case, John McAfee, who has 828,338 admirers in the intervening time, is a well-known cryptocurrency person. His posts can have an effect on the path of a cryptocurrency active to more than 100% because of his enormous target viewers. There are numerous further prominent Twitter operators. The intention of this paper is to suggest a methodology to envisage the association among cryptocurrencies charge in USD and a mark founded on the sentiment investigation of posts, the quantity of supporters of the consumer, the wide variety of retweets, and the range of likes. In this paper, an historic evaluation of the correlation is finished. In this paper, a version is proposed for the real-time visualization of the advancement of tweets scores with cryptocurrency’s costs in USD.

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Husain, S. S., & Amdani, S. Y. (2023). Evolution of Cryptocurrencies and Sentiment Analysis: A Correlation Analysis. In Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems (Vol. 520, pp. 679–689). Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-5331-6_69

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