Participant-based technologies enable users to contribute resources to a shared pool that in the aggregate provides valuable services, such as social networks, massive multiplayer online games, file exchange, etc. Such systems depend on participant contribution; however, some peers may be unwilling to contribute at a level on par with their consumption. Monetary systems incentivize participation through compensation that allows portability, asynchronous participation, granularity and misbehavior costs. The use of government-backed currencies for incentive structures in participant-based systems results in exchange barriers and high transaction costs, while centralized virtual currencies (e.g., Facebook credits) remove many of the benefit...
The paper aims to unravel the future implications of digitized money, i.e. e-Money. The Internet rev...
Market based resource allocation mechanisms require mechanisms to regulate and manage the usage of t...
This research explores the enablers and challenges of virtual collaboration on Mobile Money Systems ...
Abstract. Peer-to-peer (P2P) and grid systems allow their users to exchange information and share re...
Due to the rapid development of information and communication technologies, many activities in our d...
The narrative about the future of money in developing countries is dominated by international financ...
Peer-to-peer systems are typically designed around the assumption that all peers will willingly cont...
Contains fulltext : 32801.pdf (preprint version ) (Open Access)INC 200
The importance of incentive mechanisms has long been recognized in sustaining online communities. H...
Abstract. Cooperation in ad hoc networks cannot be taken for granted when nodes belong to distinct a...
This paper seeks to analyze the impact of virtual currencies on the financial system and reviews the...
Lately, there’s been a good deal of excitement about Bitcoin[1], an (allegedly) decentralised curren...
We propose an application that allows users to request other users for helpwith every-day tasks. Use...
This paper reports on the user experience and design of physical and digital forms of a mixed-media ...
Given that it is probably impossible to create a decentralised currency[2], what’s the next best thi...
The paper aims to unravel the future implications of digitized money, i.e. e-Money. The Internet rev...
Market based resource allocation mechanisms require mechanisms to regulate and manage the usage of t...
This research explores the enablers and challenges of virtual collaboration on Mobile Money Systems ...
Abstract. Peer-to-peer (P2P) and grid systems allow their users to exchange information and share re...
Due to the rapid development of information and communication technologies, many activities in our d...
The narrative about the future of money in developing countries is dominated by international financ...
Peer-to-peer systems are typically designed around the assumption that all peers will willingly cont...
Contains fulltext : 32801.pdf (preprint version ) (Open Access)INC 200
The importance of incentive mechanisms has long been recognized in sustaining online communities. H...
Abstract. Cooperation in ad hoc networks cannot be taken for granted when nodes belong to distinct a...
This paper seeks to analyze the impact of virtual currencies on the financial system and reviews the...
Lately, there’s been a good deal of excitement about Bitcoin[1], an (allegedly) decentralised curren...
We propose an application that allows users to request other users for helpwith every-day tasks. Use...
This paper reports on the user experience and design of physical and digital forms of a mixed-media ...
Given that it is probably impossible to create a decentralised currency[2], what’s the next best thi...
The paper aims to unravel the future implications of digitized money, i.e. e-Money. The Internet rev...
Market based resource allocation mechanisms require mechanisms to regulate and manage the usage of t...
This research explores the enablers and challenges of virtual collaboration on Mobile Money Systems ...