Analyzing the Dynamics of Cryptocurrency Rate of Return through Social Media for Financial Trends (Euro vantage journal of artificial intelligence)
Summary
- The study examines Twitter and Telegram data between July 19, 2023, and July 19, 2024, to evaluate social media sentiment impacts on Bitcoin, Ether, and Binance returns.p.1
- By July 2022, the cryptocurrency industry reached a market capitalization of $1.025 trillion, with Bitcoin trading near $21,000 compared to its initial price of $0.0008.p.2
- On September 10, 2023, market-wide downside volatility was observed, with daily returns dropping -11.44% for Bitcoin, -11.50% for Ether, and -10.29% for Binance.p.14
- Predictive evaluations on Twitter data showed the LSTM model achieving an RMSE of 3.1917 and MAPE of 85.28% for Bitcoin return rates.p.20
Key insights
- Twitter sentiment aligns closely with real-time short-term price fluctuations due to its concise messaging format.p.1
- Telegram content reflects broader community-driven market discussions suitable for long-term forecasting, despite higher noise levels.p.1
- Bitcoin exhibits elevated price volatility, measuring approximately five times higher than gold or standard fiat currencies.p.2
- Deep learning architectures consistently achieve better forecasting performance than traditional statistical techniques by handling non-linear dependencies.p.4
- Traditional ARIMA and SARIMA time series models yielded higher prediction errors, with SARIMA reaching a MAPE of 185.53% for Bitcoin on Twitter data.p.17
- ARIMA models slightly outperformed SARIMA on Telegram data, achieving a MAPE of 17.15% for Bitcoin return predictions.p.18
- Bi-LSTM models outperformed standard LSTM for Ether on Twitter sentiment data, recording an RMSE of 1.5492 and a MAPE of 33.82%.p.20
- Telegram-based Value at Risk models at a 95% confidence level estimated downside risks of -2.64% for Bitcoin, -3.63% for Ether, and -3.00% for Binance.p.22
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