Add to ORKGThe increasing popularity and presence of cryptocurrencies challenge regulators in providing adequate policy tools to handle the borderless, decentralized virtual assets. This paper examines the impact of EU regulatory announcements on Bitcoin trading through an event study on a unique data set. A bnormaltrading volumes of Bitcoin following key regulatory announcement are analyzed and show statistically significant impact on trading activity. The impact depends on the crypto-fiat currency pair and is observed to decrease BTC/EUR trading, while the opposite is detectable for BTC/USD. These results suggest that crypto currencies rely on centralized, regulated financial intermediaries, which bring them within reach of...
The study is dedicated to various jurisdictions’ approaches to cryptocurrency relations regulation. ...
By thinking loudly about putting the regulation of cryptocurrencies on the agenda of the G20, govern...
Cryptocurrencies are relatively new, and they are emerging as an increasingly important part of the ...
This paper uses a unique dataset of 120 regulatory events from five classes to test the relevance of...
In 2008, a global financial crisis happened. It led to strong currency price volatility. Because of ...
International audienceSince cryptocurrencies were first created, the related markets have been known...
Ever since the emergence of digital assets, bitcoin (BTC) and other crype to currencies created huge...
Cryptocurrencies may have matured beyond their tulip craze stage and emerged as a durable class of i...
The borderless and decentralised nature of Bitcoin, allied with its controversial increasing visibil...
Throughout the thesis we have examined the crypto market along with the EU pro-posed Markets in Cryp...
This study discusses the European Union’s proposal for a Regulation on Markets in Crypto-Assets, now...
We construct daily databases of crypto bans and policy statements concerning central bank digital cu...
While the popularity of cryptocurrencies is growing, the regulation of cryptocurrencies still remain...
This paper explores the interface between central banks and cryptocurrencies. Focusing on the Europe...
The scope of direct transactions globally with almost zero transaction cost and keeping transactions...
The study is dedicated to various jurisdictions’ approaches to cryptocurrency relations regulation. ...
By thinking loudly about putting the regulation of cryptocurrencies on the agenda of the G20, govern...
Cryptocurrencies are relatively new, and they are emerging as an increasingly important part of the ...
This paper uses a unique dataset of 120 regulatory events from five classes to test the relevance of...
In 2008, a global financial crisis happened. It led to strong currency price volatility. Because of ...
International audienceSince cryptocurrencies were first created, the related markets have been known...
Ever since the emergence of digital assets, bitcoin (BTC) and other crype to currencies created huge...
Cryptocurrencies may have matured beyond their tulip craze stage and emerged as a durable class of i...
The borderless and decentralised nature of Bitcoin, allied with its controversial increasing visibil...
Throughout the thesis we have examined the crypto market along with the EU pro-posed Markets in Cryp...
This study discusses the European Union’s proposal for a Regulation on Markets in Crypto-Assets, now...
We construct daily databases of crypto bans and policy statements concerning central bank digital cu...
While the popularity of cryptocurrencies is growing, the regulation of cryptocurrencies still remain...
This paper explores the interface between central banks and cryptocurrencies. Focusing on the Europe...
The scope of direct transactions globally with almost zero transaction cost and keeping transactions...
The study is dedicated to various jurisdictions’ approaches to cryptocurrency relations regulation. ...
By thinking loudly about putting the regulation of cryptocurrencies on the agenda of the G20, govern...
Cryptocurrencies are relatively new, and they are emerging as an increasingly important part of the ...