Blockchains produce huge amounts of data and it seemed that only data scientists and blockchain research firms like Chainalysis and CipherTrace were making use of it.
Recently, crypto investors like Willy Woo and Philip Swift have begun to incorporate on-chain data into their rigorous Bitcoin analyses and the results have been astounding.
Despite these efforts, on-chain data remains something of an enigma amongst crypto investors.
Working for several startups in Berlin over the past six years, I've gained substantial industry experience applying data science and machine learning to a large variety of real-world problems using data from vastly different domains.
I founded glassnode with my partners and for me it represents the perfect fusion between my passion for data with blockchain and digital assets - probably the most exciting domain to be working on today.
While I am a co-founder and CTO, I make an effort to set time aside to conduct a fair share of data science and analysis as I find getting my hands dirty and engaging with data is the most exciting part of the job.
RSK: We are the go-to hub for all things on-chain and our purpose is to serve as the primary gateway to on-chain data.
We provide advanced insights, market intelligence, tools, and data which are required for investors to freely make sense of all the data which is generated on blockchains.
Introducing the value of on-chain data in this space, contextualising, and making this data easily accessible and digestible, is a great part of what glassnode is about.
This data can be fed into automated systems along with any other data source traders use.
Glassnode Co-Founder Says On-Chain Data Can Spot Bitcoin's Tops and Bottoms
gepubliceerd op Sep 28, 2019
by Cointele | gepubliceerd op Coinage
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