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Hello,Hope this email finds you well.I have an important assignment worth 100% of my grade that I…

Hello,Hope this email finds you well.I have an important assignment worth 100% of my grade that I…

Hello,Hope this email finds you well.I have an important assignment worth 100% of my grade that I really need your help with. Kindly find below the set of questions:AssignmentAnswer all parts of the following question. Marks allocated to each part in squarebrackets.Data source for Questions 2 through 5 needs to be the same, and has to be mentioned atthe beginning of your report1) Many people find it difficult to understand blockchain because it requires thecoordination of many components for it to function, and it’s hard to see the full pictureuntil all the individual components are fully understood. In brief, please explain thefollowing from a technological standpoint: What are the basics of interaction ofcryptography and economics? What is your fundamental understanding of blockchaintechnology? [10]2) What were the key events for Cryptocurrencies from January 31, 2018 till January 31,2019? Create and present a graphical timeline with the key dates and the key events.What was the reaction in Bitcoin trading (BTC) on these dates? Did the BTC price go upor down? By how much? What was the mean return on key events dates? What was themedian return? What was the standard deviation? Plot the distribution of the dailypercentage change on key events dates. Create a variable that takes the value 0 on dayswithout key events and 1 on days with key events. Calculate the correlation matrix on keyevents dates and non-key events dates between the behaviour of Bitcoin, Ethereum(ETH), Ripple (XRP) and Nasdaq. Perform a regression analysis between the previousvariables and briefly comment on the results.[25]3) Create a function called assess_portfolio() that takes as input an asset allocation of acryptocurrency asset portfolio and computes important statistics about the portfolio. Youare given the following inputs for analysing a portfolio:• A date range to select the historical data to use (specified by a start and end date).You should consider performance from close of the start date to close of the enddate on a daily basis, if you choose intraday data then please use daily medianprice.• Symbols for each cryptocurrency asset (e.g., BTC, ETH, XRP, LTC).• Portfolio allocations for each asset at the beginning of the simulation (e.g., 0.2,0.3, 0.4, 0.1) which should sum to 1.0.• Total starting value of the portfolio (e.g. $1,000,000)Your goal is to create a programme to compute and visualise the daily portfolio valueover the given date range within a sample period from: February 15, 2017 to February 15,2019, and then the following statistics for the overall portfolio:• Cumulative return for the chosen date range from the sample period• Plot the average period return (if sampling frequency == 252 trading days thenthis is average daily return for the portfolio)• Calculate the standard deviation of daily returns• Calculate the annualised Sharpe ratio of the daily returns of the portfolio, givendaily risk-free rate (usually average of overnight LIBOR rate), and yearlysampling frequency (usually 252 days, the number of trading days in a year)• Plot the moving historical volatility with a minimum rolling period of 30 days(i.e. moving historical standard deviation of the log returns)• Ending value of the portfolioAre these returns all positive? Or not? What is your explanation for what you observe?[25]4) Create an event study profile of a specific market event in the Cryptocurrency market,and compare its impact on two relatively liquid cryptocurrencies. The event is defined aswhen the daily median price / daily close price of the cryptocurrency is 10% lower thanthe previous day. Evaluate this event for the time period: February 15, 2017 to February15, 2019. Create and describe your own trading strategy based on the findings, to includewriting the code for your trading strategy and execution of the strategy with relevantvisual output in plots for this sample period. [20]5) Now that you’ve got your trading strategy at hand, it’s a good idea to also backtest it andoptimise its performance. However, when you’re backtesting, it’s a good idea to keep inmind that there are some pitfalls. For example, external events such as market regimeshifts, which are regulatory changes or macroeconomic events. Also, liquidity constraints,could affect your backtesting heavily. Create your own ‘market event’ and experimentwith it using your trading strategy developed in the previous question for acryptocurrency portfolio. Consider answering these questions:? Explain why the event chosen is a relevant ‘market event’ for cryptocurrency assets?? Is it possible to make money using your event?? If it is possible, what is your trading strategy? Think about details of entry (buy), exit(sell) and how many days would you hold?? Is this a risky strategy?? How much do you expect to make on each trade?? How many times do you expect to be able to act on this opportunity each year?? Is there some way to reduce the risk? [20]For questions 2, 3, 4 and 5, you will need to write code in Python 3.6 using Python functions, librariesand classes. You will need to respect the good programming practices such as commenting your codeso that it is clear (to you and other programmers that might read it) as to what it attempts to execute.Assessment CriteriaYour work will be assessed in terms of how well you have carried out the various parts of theassignment, in terms of: appropriate understanding of key concepts / principles discussed in class(programming code, functions, classes, commenting); correctness, clarity, completeness andrelevance of your interpretations and commentaries.The marks assigned to each part of the assignment are given in square brackets at the end of each part.Kindly reply to me the soonest if you could help me out.you need to use   python 3.6 Many thanks