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Measuring the distance for PoW chains to sustain security levels solely through transaction fees Why is FR important? The vast majority of crypto assets employ disinflationary monetary policies, whereby the rate of issuance declines geometrically. Read more here: https://medium.com/coinmonks/introducing-fee-ratio-multiple-frm-1eada9ac9bec | Keywords: pow, proof, mining, security, hash, fee
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The technologies that enable bubbles are always new, but the
underlying social dynamics are not. The open and permissionless nature
of blockchains allows anyone to co-opt them. Thus, blockchains
enabled multiple social forces, all interacting in the same network, all
reied under the name “the ICO bubble.” | Keywords: ico, bubble, mania, hype, manipulation, sentiment, herd, social networks
Tracking activity, volumes and positioning in regulated crypto futures markets The introduction of regulated futures markets for Bitcoin was a widely anticipated and overhyped event. Difficult to argue there was no impact on the price from the introduction of a derivative instrument designed to provide traders with the ability to short and bet against the price of Bitcoin. As markets mature, the ability to hedge using futures will likely see the overall market continue to grow. | Keywords: cme, derivatives, futures, contract, swap, options, hedge, institutional, cftc, cboe, trading, volume
Exploring network valuation using MVRV MVRV is a simple ratio to measure network value using a novel metric for traditional market cap called Realised Cap. MVRV = Market Cap / Realised Cap. It can be useful for getting a sense of when the exchange traded price is below “fair value” or even as an indicator for potential cycle tops and bottoms. | Keywords: realised cap, market cap, valuation, metric
Evaluating novel metrics for Bitcoin valuation Bitcoin continues to defy and break most convential models across pricing, growth, trend, econometrics, epidemiological and more. Perspective and context are always valuable in these exercises especially when they can help frame it all in the same consumable dimension. Hats off to Will Woo's continued inspirational, thoughtful and creative work: (http://charts.woobull.com/). *Note: this chart is better viewed in larger size, click the button in right hand menu to enlarge. | Keywords: realised cap, market cap, valuation, metric, deltacap, nvt, mvrv, signal, willy woo
Tracking Bitcoin activity and usage in volatile emerging markets While growth trends of Bitcoin usage in emerging markets are more difficult to discern than the headlines would indicate, the clearest activity patterns emerge as spikes in reaction to local regulatory announcements. The explosion of volume in China immediately prior to and following the Chinese government's announcement banning all ICO related activity in early September of 2017 is perhaps the most notable. | Keywords: local, venezuela, iran, brazil, south africa, brl, fiat, embargo, sanction, adoption, inflation, vef, monetary policy, china
Measuring the distance for PoW chains to sustain security levels solely through transaction fees Why is FR important? The vast majority of crypto assets employ disinflationary monetary policies, whereby the rate of issuance declines geometrically. Read more here: https://medium.com/coinmonks/introducing-fee-ratio-multiple-frm-1eada9ac9bec | Keywords: pow, proof, mining, security, hash, fee
We quantify four socio-economic signals about Bitcoin from
large datasets: price on online exchanges, volume of word-of-mouth communication
in online social media, volume of information search and user base
growth. By using vector autoregression, we identify two positive feedback
loops that lead to price bubbles in the absence of exogenous stimuli. | Keywords: sentiment, pattern, herd, manipulation, bubble, hype
This paper looks at where cryptoassets would be considered ‘Specified Investments’ under
the Regulated Activities Order (RAO),3 ‘Financial Instruments’ such as ‘Transferable
Securities’ under the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II (MiFID II),4 or captured
under the Payment Services Regulations (PSRs), 5 or the E-Money Regulations (EMRs).6 It
also covers where cryptoassets would not be considered ‘Specified Investments’ under
the RAO. | Keywords: mifid, rao, securities, regulation, classification, oversight, taxonomy