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Arbitrage
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying arbitrage. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2748096-018 : Market-neutral arbitrage strategies implicitly minimize systemic risk, because funds using them construct returns that do not depend on the direction of the market.
- 3125822-017 : The author concedes an arbitrage attack is feasible when experts fail to police their expertise and a significant share of the technically fungible tokens is offered on an exchange, since a malicious
- 3125827-005 : Because the stakes in SPoS are reputation tokens that are far less fungible than cryptocurrency stakes, long term probity is incentivized and many short term arbitrage opportunities are eliminated. Fu
- 3402701-002 : Fiat currency collateralization is expensive and inefficient because the entire backing value must be held liquid; anything less opens arbitrage attacks of the kind Soros used against the Bank of Engl
- 3402701-019 : Selling currency into a reserve when price is above the peg and buying it back with the reserve when price is below the peg yields an arbitrage profit, so a reserve can fund its own defense of the peg
- 3441904-035 : Static complex sets of DAO rules inevitably produce corruptive opportunistic gaming and arbitrage behavior, so effective DAO governance designs should be focused on dynamic elements.
- 3652481-026 : Stable and presumptively optimal static or constitutional rules for DAO governance typically enable gaming and arbitrage opportunities, because rational opportunistic parties will circumvent complex s
- 3782216-028 : The lesson of the Soros attack is that when a cryptocurrency is pegged above its true market value, the difference must be fully backed by a foreign reserve of collateral, or financiers can profit by
- 3782217-007 : Legislation is the wrong remedy for oracle exploitation, because the existence of an arbitrage opportunity means systems will evolve around whatever rules exist in order to exploit the advantage; the
- 4033886-010 : Arbitrage trading emerges in crypto markets because of information asymmetries across exchanges, which arise from imperfect disclosure, and the resulting decline in market efficiency is a key indicato
- 4033886-011 : Cross exchange price gaps in crypto do not self correct because of frictions on the arbitrageur side: South Korean investors faced foreign exchange conversion costs and regulatory capital controls tha
- 4033886-032 : When exchanges apply different standards about who may trade on their platform, the market ends up showing different prices for the same asset across exchanges, which is one reason trading arbitrage h