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We study carry trades in the cryptocurrency market and document that the lack of sufficient arbitrage capital in combination with highly levered speculators creates ample carry opportunities. We find that carry in bitcoin, as measured by the funding rate of BTC/USD perpetual swaps, resembles...
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This study investigates the relationship between expected returns on cryptocurrencies and macroeconomic fundamentals. We employ a dynamic factor model and summarize information as common factors. We find that the common factors are strongly linked to the cryptocurrency expected returns at a...
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The letter examines herding in the most liquid cryptocurrency markets relative to traditional financial markets of 10 emerging economies within the G20. Our results reference significant symmetric crowd and imitation trading, which are dependent on time. Additionally, we report asymmetric herd...
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high volatility as a result of lacking fundamental valuation methods. On the basis of an overview over the most prominent … further show that, in the case of Bitcoin, price volatility is significantly influenced by the media coverage and positive …
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The interest in decentralized financial markets and cryptoassets is growing steadily, with by now an operationalized asset volume and assets under management (AUM) accounting towards a monetary equivalent of several billion USD. With growing public and investment interest, an intense academic...
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recognition throughout the world. The study sheds light onto current and future trends of cryptocurrencies and blockchain. It is …
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We examine the relationship between national culture and a country’s Bitcoin usage. Given that Bitcoin is a high-risk currency/investment that is frequently used for illegal purposes and whose market is relatively opaque, we focus on the cultural dimension of individualism, which has been...
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In this paper, we analyse the herding behaviour of two types of cryptocurrencies, referred to as "black/dirty" and "green/clean" based on their energy usage levels. Empirical results reveal that herding generally exists only in the dirty crypto markets, and is more significant in down markets....
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findings identify the presence of low-level integration and asymmetric volatility spillover as well as a dominant role of short …
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Cryptocurrencies are more and more used in official cash ows and exchange of goods. Bitcoin and the underlying blockchain technology have been looked at by big companies that are adopting and investing in this technology. The CRIX Index of cryptocurrencies hu.berlin/CRIX indicates a wider...
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