Have you ever been puzzled by the fluctuations in Bitcoin’s price? The Bitcoin Bubble Index is here to serve as your informative tool to analyze those price bubbles and provide valuable insights. Whether you’re a casual observer or an aspiring crypto investor, this project promises a visualization analysis that can enhance your understanding of the Bitcoin market.

What is the Bitcoin Bubble Index?

The Bitcoin Bubble Index offers a comprehensive visualization analysis tool, encapsulating various crucial data points about Bitcoin, including:

• Basic price information
• 60-days accumulative increase in price
• Hot keywords index
• Bubble index

We have gathered original data from July 17, 2010, to March 9, 2020, which can be found in the original_data folder. To visualize this analysis, we utilize ECharts for dynamic graphing.

Available Datasets

The project provides several datasets to enrich your analysis:

• price.txt: Bitcoin price in USD per day.
• sentaddr.txt: The number of unique active addresses per day.
• transaction.txt: The number of transactions in the BTC blockchain per day.
• difficulty.txt: Average mining difficulty per day.
• gtrend.txt: Google Trends data related to Bitcoin.
• tweets.txt: Daily tweets featuring the hashtag #Bitcoin.

For the latest data, you can always refer to bitinfocharts.com.

How to Use the Bitcoin Bubble Index

Using the Bitcoin Bubble Index is straightforward. Follow these steps:

1. Open index.html in your browser directly. You should see a visually engaging page with graphs and indexes like the image below:

2. Navigate to the original_data folder in your project directory.
3. Run the following command in your terminal:

python process_data.py

4. This command will generate an analysis result and store it in data.json.

Understanding the Code: An Analogy

Think of the Bitcoin Bubble Index as a chef creating a fine dish. The ingredients—each dataset—have unique flavors that contribute to the overall dish. The process_data.py script is like the chef’s recipe; when executed, it carefully combines all the ingredients (datasets) to produce an exquisite final product (the analysis result in data.json). Just as a chef needs to monitor cooking times and temperatures, our script processes data meticulously over intervals to produce accurate visualizations of Bitcoin price trends.

Troubleshooting: What to Do When Things Go Wrong?

Here are some common issues you might run into while using the Bitcoin Bubble Index and how to resolve them:

• Problem: The index.html page does not load correctly.
• Solution: Ensure you are opening the file in a modern web browser that supports JavaScript.
• Problem: After running process_data.py, no data.json is generated.
• Solution: Make sure Python is correctly installed and that you’re in the right directory when running the command.
• Problem: Graphs are not displaying on the webpage.
• Solution: Check the console in your browser for any JavaScript errors and ensure all necessary libraries are loaded.

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Conclusion

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