Data Feed Discovery - Financial Regulators - Asia & Oceania - $100 #12

Closed evgenydmitriev closed 3 years ago

In GitLab by @evgenydmitriev on May 10, 2019, 24:25

Bounty Description

This task is for discovering data feeds that list recent publications and working documents of Asian and Oceanian financial regulators who might have an impact on the digital currency space.
We do not need the publication themselves, just the web pages where they are being listed and updated.
We need as many links to different feeds as you can find, even if they overlap.
The content of the page should be visible with JavaScript off. We prefer structured feeds such as RSS, XML, JSON, and file repositories, but will also take regular web pages, custom APIs, and Twitter feeds.
We are willing to accept publication channels that are not affiliated with the regulators themselves as well as aggregators and specialized media outlets.
Each regulator should have a short description in English, but the feeds themselves can be in any language!
At least 20 financial regulators need to be covered in your submission. Focus on the ones that have produced newsworthy blockchain-related content in the past, whether on the regional, country, or international level.
You submit your work by sharing Google Document/Spreadsheet with us (bounty@incasec.com) so other bounty participants can't copy your work. We created an example of a report that focuses on relevant US Financial Regulators.

General rules

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We will pay the bounty and close the issue as soon as we get a good quality submission that fulfills all of the requirements listed here.
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Background

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NTerminal is a data aggregation and analytics platform used for navigating the crypto-financial ecosystem. NTerminal's many data streams can be categorized into three general segments:

Financial data - Trade and order book data from exchanges and aggregation entities (price, size, trade-pair, volumes, etc.)
Natural Language data - Text-based data streams with keyword & sentiment analysis (social media posts, news articles, regulatory meeting minutes, etc.)
Technical data from Blockchains, mining pools, code fuzzing, github repositories, etc.

Resources

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In GitLab by @evgenydmitriev on May 10, 2019, 24:26

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In GitLab by @evgenydmitriev on May 10, 2019, 24:27

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In GitLab by @evgenydmitriev on May 10, 2019, 24:31

changed title from Data Feed Discovery - Financial Regulators - Asia - $100 to Data Feed Discovery - Financial Regulators - Asia {+& Oceania +}- $100

In GitLab by @evgenydmitriev on May 10, 2019, 24:31

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In GitLab by @evgenydmitriev on May 11, 2019, 21:41

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In GitLab by @Artem-pro on May 12, 2019, 21:44

I started working on it.

In GitLab by @Artem-pro on May 14, 2019, 01:49

I've done this one. I shared Google Doc with you.

In GitLab by @evgenydmitriev on May 14, 2019, 02:49

Another perfect submission, @Artem-pro! Well done!

In GitLab by @Artem-pro on May 14, 2019, 02:59

Thank you, Evgeny!

In GitLab by @evgenydmitriev on Jun 15, 2019, 20:26

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1712n / challenge