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July 30, 2017, 10:06:44 AM
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I have two stock purchase recommendation algorithms. (Technical and fundamental analysis. 6-12 months investment.)
Algorithms has proven themselves well in the demo mode (including MICEX fall in 2014). Now it works with real money for almost a year.
I've decided to extend this idea to the service aimed to giving recommendations for investing in various assets (stocks, currency, cryptocurrency, etc.).

According to that, any user of the service may:
- offer own algorithm for a reward. It will be tested on real historical data + demo mode.
- track test results of all proposed algorithms
- for a small fee ask any algorithm advice on investing. This fee will be shared among the author and the service.

The system will be transparent. All users will be able to see how each advice worked.

Suggestions:
1. Results must be put in blockchain(protection from falsification of results and recommendations).
2. Payments between user-author and platform must be held in tokens.

Tell me, please,
A) does blockchain make any sense in 1 and 2?
B) is it possible to link 1 and 2 with each other in the blockchain or is it a completely different entities?
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