TOK Stablecoin: A Catalyst for DeFi Ecosystem Expansion

Choi, Gongpil

doi:10.2139/ssrn.4123399

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“…Kampakis (2022) [9] proposed the idea of using tokenomics audits to provide some indication of investor risk. Dynamic stablecoins monitoring through indexes and other technical parameters that could be hardwired or audited independently is an idea championed by Choi (2022) [10]. Looking from the enforcement perspective, Nøkleholm and Kviseth (2021) [11] emphasized that regulating stablecoins is challenging, and protection for investors may be difficult to enforce.…”

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Terra Luna and the Future of Internet Investments: Towards a Framework for Investors’ Protections

Kyosev¹,

Anastasovski²,

Kikovic³

et al. 2022

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This article presents the results of a cross-disciplinary applied study exploring investors’ protections in the context of distributed ledger technology (DLT) smart contracts. Fusing legal, business, and technical perspectives, we developed a framework for protection from non-commercial risks for stablecoins, taking advantage of DLT and AI. A key concept we propose is the monitoring of disinformation and fake news to prevent malicious parties from abusing our solution. Based on the similarities between central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and stablecoins, we propose scaling up our results to all future internet investments performed without face-to-face contact between the investor and the company.

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Terra Luna and the Future of Internet Investments: Towards a Framework for Investors’ Protections

Kyosev¹,

Anastasovski²,

Kikovic³

et al. 2022

Preprint

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“…Kampakis (2022) proposed the idea of using tokenomics audits to provide some indication of investor risk. Dynamic stablecoins monitoring through indexes and other technical parameters that could be hardwired or audited independently is an idea championed by Choi (2022). Looking from the enforcement perspective, Nøkleholm and Kviseth (2021) emphasized that regulating stablecoins is challenging, and protection for investors may be difficult to enforce.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Terra Luna and the Future of Internet Investments: Towards a Framework for Investors’ Protections

Kyosev¹,

Anastasovski²,

Kikovic³

et al. 2022

IJCCR

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This paper presents the results of a cross-disciplinary applied study exploring investors' protec-tions in the context of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) smart contracts. Fusing legal, business, and technical perspectives, we developed a framework for protection from non-commercial risks for stablecoins, taking advantage of DLT and AI. A key concept we propose is the monitoring of disinformation and fake news to prevent malicious parties from abusing our solution. Based on the similarities between Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and stablecoins, we propose scaling up our results to all future internet investments performed without face-to-face contact between the investor and the company.

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Computer Science Abstractions to Help Reason About Decentralized Stablecoin Design

Charoenwong,

Kirby,

Reiter

2023

IEEE Access

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TOK Stablecoin: A Catalyst for DeFi Ecosystem Expansion

Cited by 3 publications

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Terra Luna and the Future of Internet Investments: Towards a Framework for Investors’ Protections

Terra Luna and the Future of Internet Investments: Towards a Framework for Investors’ Protections

Terra Luna and the Future of Internet Investments: Towards a Framework for Investors’ Protections

Computer Science Abstractions to Help Reason About Decentralized Stablecoin Design

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