This book shows that research contributions from different fields—finance, economics, computer sciences, and physics—can provide useful insights into key issues in financial and crypurrency markets. Presenting the latest empirical and theoretical advances, it helps readers gain a better understanding of financial markets and crypurrencies.
Bitcoin was the first crypurrency to use a peer-to-peer network to prevent double-spending and to control its issue without the need for a central authority, and it has attracted wide public attention since its introduction. In recent years, the academic community has also started gaining interest in cypurrencies, and research in the field has grown rapidly. This book presents is a collection of the latest work on crypurrency markets and the properties of those markets.
This book will appeal to graduate students and researchers from disciplines such as finance, economics, financial engineering, computer science, physics and applied mathematics working in the field of financial markets, including crypurrency markets.