The Polish company Algory has launched a new platform, Cryptocurrency News Aggregator, which will bring together news from the entire cryptocurrency sector. The platform will filter information coming from various thematic websites, blogs and cryptocurrency companies, as well as analyze social network data.
Cryptocurrency News Aggregator will help investors and crypto traders have a correct understanding of market conditions and factors influencing volatility.
“We have connected the first thousand information sources to the system and will soon add new ones. Our system provides the ability to view the most important cryptocurrency news in one place, and users do not have to waste time searching for this news on different sites. Clients of the platform will be able to sort news according to their needs, specific types of cryptocurrencies or categories. Historical data will also be available, allowing investors to assess which sources of information had the greatest impact on exchange rate volatility,” the company says.
Access to the news platform is currently offered for free, but a paid version with additional features will be available soon.
Algory aims to become a worthy competitor to other companies offering similar services, and is actively working on developing new tools.
According to https://zycrypto.com
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