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November 01, 2017, 11:01:18 PM |
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I'd suggest adding more on the FAQ page about the decision to support pairs only. From my perspective this would severely limit the utility, since there's so many pairwise combinations of cryptocurrency that I might want to track. Wouldn't it be simpler to enable tracking of a large set of cryptocurrencies and then enable some choices for paired exchange based on the initial set? For example, if I am following a set of 25 cryptocurrencies and then see one going up and one down, that would be valuable to know.
The other side of this that I'm curious on is the timing window for when you imagine both cryptocurrencies going up/down. Do they have to be heading in opposite directions within a five minute window? An hourly window? Can that be user controlled? What if they both move up or down? This gets into all sorts of issues about correlation and causation, and if trying to time investments, it would also be good to be able to use the web-site to pull historical records to see if the pair of cryptocurrencies was time-correlated at previous points in time.
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