Abstract
Cryptocurrency, a digital currency managed by decentralized networks, has gained immense popularity since the inception of Bitcoin. These digital assets, often characterized by extreme price volatility, have generated substantial interest from investors. Traditional financial models struggle to account for the unique dynamics and complexities of cryptocurrencies, prompting the adoption of deep learning techniques. This study investigates the use of Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM), Neural Networks, and Deep Learning (CNN) in predicting cryptocurrency prices. These deep learning models leverage various data sources, such as technical indicators and sentiment analysis, to gain a comprehensive understanding of cryptocurrency markets. The research evaluates the performance of these models using Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE) as the primary metric. The results demonstrate that the hybrid model, combining LSTM, Neural Networks, and Deep Learning, exhibits the highest predictive accuracy across multiple cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Binance Coin (BNB). However, challenges persist, such as model adaptability to unforeseen market events and data noise. Future developments may involve incorporating external factors and interdisciplinary collaboration to create more holistic valuation models. Despite these challenges, the study underscores the potential of hybrid deep learning models in enhancing cryptocurrency valuation accuracy and their relevance in risk management strategies for investors and traders.
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