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The non-fungible token (NFT) market and its relationship with Bitcoin and Ethereum
Social Science Research Network, 2021Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are transferrable rights to digital assets, such as art, in-game items, collectables, or music. The phenomenon and its markets have grown significantly since early 2021.
Lennart Ante
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Social Science Research Network, 2020
Bitcoin has been reported by empirical studies as mostly isolated or uncorrelated with conventional financial assets, thereby expounding its safe haven potentials in both normal and crisis periods.
Maurice Omane-Adjepong +1 more
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Bitcoin has been reported by empirical studies as mostly isolated or uncorrelated with conventional financial assets, thereby expounding its safe haven potentials in both normal and crisis periods.
Maurice Omane-Adjepong +1 more
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How are Bitcoin forks related to Bitcoin?
Finance Research Letters, 2021Abstract This paper studies the interlinkages among Bitcoin and seven Bitcoin forks, which share proof-of-work. To this end, I propose two volatility indexes and one correlation index based on the estimation of three multivariate GARCH models. This study finds that the contribution of the Bitcoin-fork volatility to the market volatility is stronger ...
Walter Bazán-Palomino +1 more
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Journal of Futures Markets, 2018
AbstractBaker and Wurgler identify high sentiment betas with small startup firms that have great growth potential. On the surface, cryptocurrencies share important features in common with high sentiment beta stocks. This paper investigates the degree to which, during the period July 18, 2010–February 26, 2018, the return to bitcoin displayed the ...
Hoje Jo, Haehean Park, Hersh Shefrin
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AbstractBaker and Wurgler identify high sentiment betas with small startup firms that have great growth potential. On the surface, cryptocurrencies share important features in common with high sentiment beta stocks. This paper investigates the degree to which, during the period July 18, 2010–February 26, 2018, the return to bitcoin displayed the ...
Hoje Jo, Haehean Park, Hersh Shefrin
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
Abstract On March 16, 2013, Cyprus announced that it would accept a bailout that required imposing a one-time levy on bank deposits. It has been argued that, by making traditional deposit accounts seem less secure, the bailout announcement prompted some to consider—or reconsider—using the cryptocurrency bitcoin.
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Abstract On March 16, 2013, Cyprus announced that it would accept a bailout that required imposing a one-time levy on bank deposits. It has been argued that, by making traditional deposit accounts seem less secure, the bailout announcement prompted some to consider—or reconsider—using the cryptocurrency bitcoin.
William J. Luther +3 more
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The Carbon Footprint of Bitcoin
Joule, 2019Summary Participation in the Bitcoin blockchain validation process requires specialized hardware and vast amounts of electricity, which translates into a significant carbon footprint.
Christian Stoll +2 more
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2014
Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer (p2p) electronic cash system that uses a distributed timestamp service to record transactions in a public ledger (called the Blockchain). A critical component of Bitcoin's success is the decentralized nature of its architecture, which does not require or even support the establishment of trusted authorities. Yet the absence of
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Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer (p2p) electronic cash system that uses a distributed timestamp service to record transactions in a public ledger (called the Blockchain). A critical component of Bitcoin's success is the decentralized nature of its architecture, which does not require or even support the establishment of trusted authorities. Yet the absence of
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A Theoretical Model for Block Propagation Analysis in Bitcoin Network
IEEE transactions on engineering management, 2022Blockchains are currently gaining attention as a newly emerging technology in both academia and industry, capable of impacting a variety of domains beyond cryptocurrencies. Performance modeling can be used to provide us with a deeper understanding of the
Yahya Shahsavari, Kaiwen Zhang, C. Talhi
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From Mining to Markets: The Evolution of Bitcoin Transaction Fees
Journal of Financial Economics, 2018We investigate the role that transaction fees play in the bitcoin blockchain's evolution from a mining-based structure to a market-based ecology. We develop a game-theoretic model to explain the factors leading to the emergence of transactions fees, as ...
D. Easley, Maureen O'Hara, Soumya Basu
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Blockchain and Bitcoin Security: Threats in Bitcoin
2020We as a whole realize that blockchain is a procedure of bitcoin which is one of the most well-known technique for digital money that permit circulated add just open record all exchanges to be recorded. Appropriated agreement convention which depends on motivating force good evidence of work gives abnormal state of security this all framework and is ...
Kapil Chouhan +2 more
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