"Based on this price prediction method, we devise a simple strategy for trading Bitcoin. The strategy is able to nearly double the investment in less than 60 day period when run against real data trace."
From the paper "Bayesian regression and Bitcoin".
I think are more relevant question is: This is clearly not the case in the real world - so why does it appear to be like that?
But thanks for the links; I will enjoy reading through them.
Do you mean by "the real world" that Bitcoin price prediction does not work in the real world? Or that stock market prediction/strategies do not work in the real world?
> The strategy is able to nearly double the investment in less than 60 day period when run against real data trace.
http://cs229.stanford.edu/proj2015/029_report.pdf "Algorithmic Trading of Cryptocurrency Based on Twitter Sentiment Analysis"
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.... "When Bitcoin encounters information in an online forum: Using text mining to analyse user opinions and predict value fluctuation"
https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/e065/3631b4a476abf5276a264f... "Automated Bitcoin Trading via Machine Learning Algorithms"