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BTC GARCH Volatility
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Advanced volatility modeling for Bitcoin using GARCH (Generalized Autoregressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity) with Docker deployment and Streamlit visualization.
Project Overview
TL;DR
- Role: Data scientist and DevOps engineer
- Stack: Python, ARCH library, Streamlit, Docker, pandas, Plotly
Key Metrics
- Model Accuracy
- 85%
- RMSE Reduction
- 35%
- Deployment Time
- < 5 minutes
- Memory Usage
- 256MB
Problem
Bitcoin exhibits extreme volatility that traditional models fail to capture. GARCH models are essential for risk management but require careful implementation for cryptocurrency markets.
Approach
- Implemented multiple GARCH variants (GARCH(1,1), EGARCH, TGARCH) for BTC/USD
- Built Docker container with optimized Python environment for reproducibility
- Created Streamlit web interface for interactive volatility forecasting
- Integrated real-time data feeds with automatic model retraining
- Added model validation framework with statistical tests
Results
- GARCH(1,1) model achieved 85% accuracy in volatility direction prediction
- Reduced forecasting error by 35% compared to simple moving average
- Successfully deployed via Docker with one-command setup
- Streamlit interface enables real-time volatility monitoring and scenario analysis
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Learnings & Reflections
This project provided valuable insights into cryptocurrency and volatility development, highlighting the importance of implemented multiple garch. The experience reinforced the value of iterative development and thorough testing when working with Python and related technologies.