Crypto Optic Market Analysis System
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https://doi.org/10.64751/ijdim.2026.V5.n2.1266Abstract
The increasing adoption of cryptocurrencies has introduced new challenges in analyzing highly volatile financial markets where prices fluctuate continuously and traditional analytical methods often fail to provide timely insights. This work presents a comprehensive cryptocurrency market analysis system that combines data analytics, machine learning, and web technologies to support informed investment decisions. Historical market data of major digital assets, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, are processed through data preprocessing, feature engineering, and normalization techniques to identify meaningful market trends and price movement patterns. A supervised learning model is employed to estimate short-term market behavior, while statistical indicators are utilized to evaluate momentum, volatility, and overall market conditions. To enhance user accessibility, the analytical framework is integrated into a fullstack web application developed using FastAPI and React, enabling interactive visualization of market information and real-time analytical updates. Furthermore, an artificial intelligence module generates descriptive market interpretations that assist users in understanding complex financial indicators without requiring extensive technical expertise. Experimental observations demonstrate that the proposed framework provides reliable market analysis, effective visualization, and consistent predictive performance under varying market conditions. The proposed system offers an integrated environment for cryptocurrency monitoring and decision support by combining predictive analytics with explainable AI-based insights, making it suitable for investors, researchers, and financial analysts. Keywords— Cryptocurrency Market Analysis, Machine Learning, Predictive Analytics, Feature Engineering, FastAPI, React, Real-Time Visualization, Large Language Models, Financial Forecasting.
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