Blockchains: A Data Scientist’s Dream

In traditional finance, individual investors wait 3 months for one-time insight into how a company is performing. On the blockchain, meanwhile, we can audit deposits and withdrawals, monitor every single trade from a hedge fund, order flow and info that’s usually only available to market makers. This transparency radically alters markets in the favor of retail, while making markets more efficient as well. But how can users and platforms organize this incredible wealth of data? How do you separate signal from noise?