At CCIR Academy, Swapnanil joined the inaugural cohort of the CCIR Startup Techcamp. During the programme, he developed a Python-based fintech bot that traded cryptocurrencies.
In his podcast interview, Swapnanil discusses how his trading bot works. He also shares his personal trading strategy and explains how he aimed to maximise profits from the bot’s trades.
Swapnanil’s Fintech Project and Trading Strategy
Swapnanil’s project combined Python programming with financial technology. His bot used automated processes to trade cryptocurrencies. Through this project, he explored how programming can support trading strategies.
During the podcast, he also discusses his approach to cryptocurrency trading. His experience at the CCIR Startup Techcamp gave him an opportunity to explore the practical applications of technology in finance.
Published Research on Natural Language Processing
Beyond his fintech project, Swapnanil has also contributed to academic research. He co-authored a research paper with Dr Sujit Das, an assistant professor at the National Institute of Technology, Warangal.
Their paper, “Application of Transformer-based Language Models to Detect Hate Speech in Social Media,” was published in the Journal of Computational and Cognitive Engineering in 2022.
The study explores how transformer-based language models can help detect hate speech on social media. Read the full paper through its official publication link.
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