The goal of this challenge is to identify and structure sources of open source data regarding entities perpetrating scams or fraud involving crypto, and/or the victims of scams or fraud involving crypto. As an example, you would find a source that identifies specific companies known as scam entities which involve the use of crypto, or you would identify a source which lists specific victims of a crypto related scam. These sources could be public reporting websites, government issued warnings, forum posts, social media channels, wherever you can think of where crypto related scams might be recorded.
To participate, submit a pull request with one or more JSON Schemas that describe sources of structured crypto scam/fraud reports alongside these schema examples. Please keep in mind that each data source and their endpoints are different, and you need to pay attention to the following:
schema structure that incorporates all the source nuances (internal objects, arrays, etc.)
all useful report fields with correct field types and examples
Expanding the pull request description with your methodology can help us better understand your reasoning and evaluate your submission faster. To make sure your submission doesn't get lost, you can also email your pull request link along with your resume and the link to this challenge to challenge-submission@blockshop.org. Also, don't hesitate to ask us questions by commenting in this issue.
The goal of this challenge is to identify and structure sources of open source data regarding entities perpetrating scams or fraud involving crypto, and/or the victims of scams or fraud involving crypto. As an example, you would find a source that identifies specific companies known as scam entities which involve the use of crypto, or you would identify a source which lists specific victims of a crypto related scam. These sources could be public reporting websites, government issued warnings, forum posts, social media channels, wherever you can think of where crypto related scams might be recorded.
To participate, submit a pull request with one or more JSON Schemas that describe sources of structured crypto scam/fraud reports alongside these schema examples. Please keep in mind that each data source and their endpoints are different, and you need to pay attention to the following:
Expanding the pull request description with your methodology can help us better understand your reasoning and evaluate your submission faster. To make sure your submission doesn't get lost, you can also email your pull request link along with your resume and the link to this challenge to challenge-submission@blockshop.org. Also, don't hesitate to ask us questions by commenting in this issue.