
The researchers tested the “efficient market hypothesis” against Bitcoin and, according to the study, were able to develop an “optimal model.”
The researchers tested the “efficient market hypothesis” against Bitcoin and, according to the study, were able to develop an “optimal model.”
According to the researchers, people’s penchant to misinterpret patterns could be a boon for charitable organizations that accept cryptocurrency.
The value responses from 1,000 test subjects were used to tune a more democratic large language model.
The study also questioned whether FTX or Alameda had any role in coordinating Twitter bot activity for its own gain.
The study also showed that decentralized organizations work best when they’re built around a tight-knit group of focused participants.
The researchers also determined that “news sentiment” is a much less effective predictor of cryptocurrency returns.
Finland and Australia had the highest proportion of tax-paying crypto investors, while the United States ranked 10th on the list, according to the study.
CoinGecko published a study sharing insight into NFT holders‘ sentiments about regulation, risks, and adoption.
When integrated into the economy, a CBDC or stablecoin would compete with bank deposits to the public benefit, at least until a financial crisis.
A recent study from deVere Group found a majority of their clients had asked their financial advisers about adding crypto to their portfolios.
The researchers found that in some exchanges, the wash trading volume can go as high as 80.