Now let's take a deeper look into how code works to perform predictions. As shown earlier, every 60 seconds, the app is triggered to fetch data from Cryptocompare, store prices into the database, and run predictions, saving backtrack test results about quality prediction.
In this section, we'll look deeper into which Scala classes play an important role in this project and how they communicate.
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