2018
DOI: 10.1111/ecno.12119
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Bitcoin: The Road to Hell Is Paved With Good Promises

Abstract: In this paper, by using econometric techniques we provide evidence that bitcoin exhibited the formation of speculative bubble in 2017. To conceptually rationalize the results, we delve into the extant theoretical approaches developed by Kindleberger's (1978) speculative bubbles and Minsky's (1992) financial instability hypothesis. Certainly, bitcoin has spurred a revolution in payment technology that, if treated cautiously can facilitate financial intermediation and inclusion. Ultimately, whether or not bitcoi… Show more

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“…right of access by the data subject, right of erasure and rectification of data, right of restricted processing, individual decision‐making and profiling and lastly right to know data portability 46 . Larger risks involved in working with financial blockchain as it is highly volatile in nature 38,47 . The problem of private key management is still not solved in blockchain applications 11 …”
Section: Review Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…right of access by the data subject, right of erasure and rectification of data, right of restricted processing, individual decision‐making and profiling and lastly right to know data portability 46 . Larger risks involved in working with financial blockchain as it is highly volatile in nature 38,47 . The problem of private key management is still not solved in blockchain applications 11 …”
Section: Review Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…46 Larger risks involved in working with financial blockchain as it is highly volatile in nature. 38,47 The problem of private key management is still not solved in blockchain applications. 11 Other important questions related to private data include (a) How private data is collected?…”
Section: Answering Research Question (Arq)mentioning
confidence: 99%