This paper analysis and compares the volatility of seven cryptocurrencies – Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Ethereum, BitcoinCash, Ripple, Stellar and Litecoin – to the volatility of seven centralized currencies – Yuan, Yen, Canadian Dollar, Brazilian Real, Swiss Franc, Euro and British Pound. We estimate GARCH models to analyze their volatility. The results point to a considerably high volatility of cryptocurrencies when compared to that of centralized currencies. Therefore, we conclude that cryptocurrencies still fall far short of fulfilling all the requirements to be considered as a currency, specifically regarding the functions of store of value and unit of account
The thesis focuses at the evolution of cryptocurrencies or more precisely at the competition process...
Virtual currencies emerged in 2009 as alternatives to traditional methods of payment, offering faste...
To the mass public, Bitcoin is well known since its creation by its extreme volatility. However, Bit...
This paper analysis and compares the volatility of seven cryptocurrencies – Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Ether...
Trabalho de Projeto do Mestrado em Economia apresentado à Faculdade de EconomiaThis Project Work aim...
The cryptocurrencies are digital currencies that were initially designated to replace the old ones. ...
Bitcoin, and its contemporary substitute cryptocurrencies, are an exciting new evolution in our conc...
This paper provides a thorough overview and further clarification surrounding the volatility behavio...
The emergence of Bitcoin in 2009 has received considerable attention surrounding the validity of cry...
This study examines the volatility of nine leading cryptocurrencies by market capitalization-Bitcoin...
This paper summarizes the arguments and counterarguments within the academic discussion on the issue...
Are cryptocurrencies indeed currencies? Anecdotal evidence on the volatility of cryptocurrency price...
This paper utilizes two methods to uncover the causality dynamic between the three leading cryptocur...
This paper examines the volatility interconnection between the main cryptocurrencies and traditional...
With the exception of Bitcoin, there appears to be little or no literature on GARCH modelling of cry...
The thesis focuses at the evolution of cryptocurrencies or more precisely at the competition process...
Virtual currencies emerged in 2009 as alternatives to traditional methods of payment, offering faste...
To the mass public, Bitcoin is well known since its creation by its extreme volatility. However, Bit...
This paper analysis and compares the volatility of seven cryptocurrencies – Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Ether...
Trabalho de Projeto do Mestrado em Economia apresentado à Faculdade de EconomiaThis Project Work aim...
The cryptocurrencies are digital currencies that were initially designated to replace the old ones. ...
Bitcoin, and its contemporary substitute cryptocurrencies, are an exciting new evolution in our conc...
This paper provides a thorough overview and further clarification surrounding the volatility behavio...
The emergence of Bitcoin in 2009 has received considerable attention surrounding the validity of cry...
This study examines the volatility of nine leading cryptocurrencies by market capitalization-Bitcoin...
This paper summarizes the arguments and counterarguments within the academic discussion on the issue...
Are cryptocurrencies indeed currencies? Anecdotal evidence on the volatility of cryptocurrency price...
This paper utilizes two methods to uncover the causality dynamic between the three leading cryptocur...
This paper examines the volatility interconnection between the main cryptocurrencies and traditional...
With the exception of Bitcoin, there appears to be little or no literature on GARCH modelling of cry...
The thesis focuses at the evolution of cryptocurrencies or more precisely at the competition process...
Virtual currencies emerged in 2009 as alternatives to traditional methods of payment, offering faste...
To the mass public, Bitcoin is well known since its creation by its extreme volatility. However, Bit...