Repository

https://github.com/cryptohazard/cryptohedge

Cryptohedge = cryptocurrency + porfolio + hedge fund

This project is about a cryptocurrency hedge fund. It lets you visualize and analyses the current state of your portfolio. It is not a wallet so it does not deal with private or public keys. No funds are at stake if the server you host it on is hacked. This is also useful if you do not want to trust a third party with your data.

The goal is to build various tools to:

• visualize the health of the cryptofolio
• manage the cryptofolio
• analyze the, past and present, portfolios: performance, diversification, correlation to various data...
• have access controls for users(https, login)

Installation and compilation

You need to have a working Go(lang) environment in version >=1.9 and clone this repository in your src directory.

Now you can go in the exec folder and build the executable( I added the -o option to change the name):

$ cd exec/
$ go build -o cryptohedge main.go
$ sudo ./cryptohedge

The port is 8080.

Note: You can build for windows using:

GOOS=windows GOARCH=amd64 go build -o cryptohedge.exe main.go

configuration

For now, the cryptohedge data are submitted through JSON file.
The file portfolio.json is for the cryptocurrencies names and their amount. The name should be the one used by coinmarketcap, the price provider we use. For instance Bitcoin is bitcoin while Bitcoin Cash is bitcoin-cash.

The portfolio file has the following format:

[
  {
    "name" : "ethereum",
       "amount": 1.1
   },
   {
     "name" : "bitcoin",
       "amount": 2.2
    },
    ...
]

The file shares.json is for the users names and the number of shares in the fund they have. The format is the following:

[
  {
    "name" : "aba",
       "shares": 18
   },
   {
     "name" : "aora",
       "shares": 26
    },
    ...
]

Example files, with obviously fake data, are provided.

Features

"/"

This shows the value(in €) of the cryptofolio.
It also shows the current state of the market, courtesy of coin360.

"/cryptofolio"

This shows the content of the portfolio. The coin name and amount are retrieved from the portfolio.json. The value is computed from the price available through coinmarketcap API. We also compute the percentage of each coin in the portfolio. This is interesting to see how dependent you are of a particular currency.
Next versions will allow you to set your dream portfolio so that you can compare it to the current one.

"/cryptohedge"

Here it is mainly about users. How many shares do they HODL? What the value in €? It also shows the Index, the price of share in the hedge fun.
This page should be locked to administrators in the future and users will only see their own info.

Frontend development

The Frontend part is clearly not my forte. As such, I am just doing quick-and-dirty pages that shows what can be done with value retrieved from a Golang Backend. I invite you to check Golang html templates package to understand the relation between the frontend and the backend but they can be developped separately.
I plan to make a task request on Utopian.io for the Frontend and a logo.

Tentative Roadmap

• add fiat support so that you can still track your portfolio when you have to convert back and forth from fiat(tether is not fiat)
• compare current portfolio with ideal/past/different portfolio
• add database and/or CSV support to do more complex analysis. For instance it would be interesting to see if the weekly performances are correlated, if portfolio is hedged enough, if other statistical indicators would be interesting...
• more hedge fund features: entry amount, overall performance of the hedge fund, historical variation, users personalized history
• TLS support
• blog = Steem articles rendering

GitHub Account

https://github.com/cryptohazard