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The American Economic Association (EEA) will host four dedicated presentations of cryptocurrency and blockchain research today, January 4, as part of its current annual meeting.
The session, dubbed "Blockchain and Tokenomics", will cover four academic articles from various sources.
It will be hosted by the academic group The Econometrics Society and chaired by Lin William Cong, assistant professor of finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
The AEA is an important entity in the US economy and beyond, and publishes the well-known magazine of the American Economic Review.
The appearance of an event dedicated to the sphere of cryptocurrency and blockchain is notable for the organization, a sign of the increasingly widespread presence of technology.
The four documents for the session of 4 January are entitled "Decentralized Mining in Centralized Pools", "Cryptocurrencies: Stylized Facts about a New Investable Instrument", "A Theory of ICO: Diversification, Agency and Information Asymmetry" and "Tokenomics: Dynamic Compensation for the decentralized contribution. "
Covering a series of phenomena peculiar to cryptography, the second document, for example, examines how mortgages can generate net returns for investors and to what extent these are related to Bitcoin (BTC) performance.
Mining mining, the subject of the Cong document, is also a subject relevant to current conditions, as the fall in Bitcoin prices at the end of the year indicated a period of intense upheaval in the sector.
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