What is -nomics?

Definition of '-nomics'. -nomics in American English. (ˈnɑmɪks ) economics. used in forming compounds naming a (specified) kind of economic policy or one associated with a (specified) public official.

What is nomics' new data transparency product?

Nomics is launching a new data transparency product to prove how much real volume trades on exchanges. Nomics has raised $3 million from Coinbase Ventures and other investors for its plan to index 95% of all crypto trading data points.

What is the nomics market data API?

The roadmap of the Nomics Market data API revolves around a Triple-A feature set. Nomics is building the core product to aggregate, analyze, and archive off- and on-chain crypto asset data relevant to traders and investors.

When did the combining form -nomics start?

The combining form -nomics started as a splinter, probably in the late 1960s and early 1970s, in Nixonomics, followed by McGovernomics and then in the 1980s by Reaganomics, Miterranomics and others, all following the initial model.