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Liquidity
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying liquidity. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2061166-028 : Mandating the issuance of contingent capital does not guarantee that a viable market in contingent capital securities will develop.
- 2337268-025 : Form PF requires disclosure of the reporting fund's positions and how long it would take to liquidate them, because the SEC needs a view of portfolio liquidity rather than positions alone.
- 2470008-006 : Hedge funds threaten the financial system through two distinct channels: directly, by damaging systemically important financial institutions, and indirectly, by generating liquidity shocks and raising
- 2748096-020 : The systemic risk of hedge fund leverage comes from its capacity to amplify liquidity losses and to contribute to asset overvaluation during bull markets, not from leverage as such.
- 3067615-008 : ICOs filled the void left by constrained bank and non-bank start-up financing and enabled a democratization and inclusion process that facilitated banking disintermediation.
- 3067615-020 : The only real control power available to token holders is the decision to hold or sell their tokens, and even that exit right may be unavailable until the token is fully listed on an exchange.
- 3067615-025 : ICOs provide the highest possible liquidity for investors at the very beginning of a platform's lifecycle, before the reporting, accounting, and legal infrastructure that gives the investing public as
- 3117224-001 : Initial Coin Offerings provide unprecedented liquidity and efficiency for capital formation while minimizing transaction cost.
- 3227933-036 : Unlike a conventional corporate loyalty program, company or industry tokens offer liquidity, because platform participants can sell and transfer them on crypto exchanges or secondary markets, which in
- 3396522-010 : Fiat currency collateralization is expensive and inefficient because the entire backing value must be held liquid; anything less opens arbitrage opportunities of the Soros type.
- 3396522-015 : A well established stable cryptocurrency and a universal exchange form a positive feedback loop: the exchange's liquidity is enhanced by the stable cryptocurrency, and the stable currency's stability
- 3396522-020 : Leverage offered by cryptocurrency exchanges worsens rather than cures the market's illiquidity, because borrowed money rather than genuine demand is driving the price.
- 3396542-026 : The burden of maintaining sufficient liquidity to meet claims does not rest on the DAO but on the individual underwriters that make it up.
- 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
- 3406323-005 : ICOs changed the venture funding market because they provide investors liquidity far faster than the traditional venture capital path to a late IPO or acquisition, letting venture funds capitalize on
- 3406323-027 : Democratized decentralized underwriting is more secure and stable than centralized underwriting because diversifying lenders and underwriters adds liquidity in all states of the economy and silos loss
- 3409548-033 : The legacy private investment fund model delays liquidity: the investment process is long, complex and time intensive and leads up to a very late liquidity event in the form of an IPO or acquisition,
- 3411110-018 : Neither the Overstock offering nor the Linq based offerings were structured to support widespread ownership or trading through blockchain, and no major exchange or inter-dealer market permits or will
- 3411110-019 : A blockchain based offering routed through a single broker produces a specific cluster of risks, including limited price discovery, no market making and therefore less liquidity, constrained short sel
- 3411110-034 : Validating blockchain as a cost effective means of supporting securities offerings does not by itself increase capital raising for private companies, because outside of unicorns there is unlikely to b
- 3606663-006 : By 2019 the ICO market had lost its defining advantage over venture capital: because most ICOs between 2018 and 2019 imposed one to three year lockups, neither market offered early liquidity to invest
- 3782191-036 : Centralization is dangerous in any market because monopolies ruin market efficiency by impairing liquidity, while the most efficient and liquid markets have high transaction rates of many goods moving
- 3782201-018 : Removing the middlemen who serve as business catalysts would kill the economy: liquidity would dry up because after a few people unfairly lose on business deals, no one will take the risk of initiatin
- 3782205-005 : Decentralizing the power structures of core institutions improves them in both effectiveness and efficiency, because decentralization supplies transparency and liquidity.
- 3782205-033 : Every type of economic action becomes more efficient when decisions are hedged, because hedging lets participants confidently change investments and keeps the market liquid, and lending and insurance
- 3782216-008 : Liquidity has always been a problem on decentralized exchanges because meaningful history and reputation cannot form where there is little or no governance structure, no insurance, no appeals process
- 3782216-023 : Decentralized derivatives must be capitalized at least fully because the platform and its anonymous users cannot be trusted, a requirement that would be impossibly onerous in traditional markets and t
- 3782216-036 : The inability of anonymous participants to trust one another is crippling the DeFi market and forces decentralized markets into overcollateralization, giving traditional markets a fundamental advantag
- 3782217-001 : Market liquidity depends on trustworthiness, and trustworthiness depends on observed momentum: isolated instances of motion are insufficient, because the observations must be collected into a history
- 3782220-014 : Overhead institutions such as insurance and policing act as catalysts supplying the activation energy that guarantees liquidity in both government and private business.
- 3808852-025 : Most decentralized exchanges have struggled with liquidity and price discovery.
- 3936876-012 : Cryptocurrency exchanges store digital assets or private keys in internet connected hot storage because their main function is to provide liquidity rather than custody, unlike registered legacy stock
- 3949098-001 : Decentralized finance is structurally disadvantaged against traditional finance because decentralized products must be backed with full collateral, typically 100 percent and 200 percent on secondary l
- 3949098-007 : The more reputation replaces capital, the less capital must be allocated, tied and encumbered, which raises the ratio of unencumbered capital available to be newly deployed.
- 3949098-008 : Reputation can underwrite tokenized assets and provide immutable guarantees for them, and with reputation staked guarantees tokenized assets can over time function like real assets.
- 3949098-009 : The liquidity benefits of reputation underwriting can only materialize if the underlying reputation is meaningful and secure.
- 3949098-010 : Replacing capital with reputation gives DAOIC members a permanent option and a right of first refusal on deals, because a member can stake reputation non fungible tokens on a deal without joining the
- 3949098-011 : The delayed voting outcomes and feedback effects created by the transition from loosely coupled to tightly coupled voting let DAOIC members triangulate their own internal liquidity position against de
- 3949098-012 : Because reputation staking carries no ex post capital commitment, the removal of capital makes capital calls and other liquidity limiting measures less relevant for DAOIC members.
- 3949098-026 : Misjudging the public commitment portion of a firm underwriting engagement would neutralize the liquidity the DAOIC previously gained through reputation staking.
- 3949098-040 : Replacing capital with reputation increases liquidity because reputation takes over part of the role of capital and frees otherwise locked capital, letting decentralized investment vehicles deploy cap
- 3962614-003 : Lack of liquidity is one of the biggest problems in the traditional venture capital ecosystem, and the traditional VC model disincentivizes generating early profits because capital is locked in for an
- 3962614-043 : Reputation as capital has the potential to lower capital requirements for VC businesses significantly and to increase liquidity at unprecedented levels, because VCs can sell their fungible reputation
- 4015908-013 : Small market cap launches at very cheap initial prices carry the potential for team and whale purchase abuses, which is why equitable treatment of the public requires significant project-controlled li
- 4015908-014 : The larger the market capitalization controlled by the DAO, the less likely it becomes that whales and insiders can purchase inexpensive tokens on the market.
- 4015908-020 : Without significant marketing a fair launch token is less likely to reach a diverse set of market participants, and projects reaching only a few hundred investors with small million dollar market caps
- 4015908-025 : Community DAO governance makes any form of rug pull much less likely, because rug pulls typically benefit only a few select individuals who retained control over the project code or liquidity.
- 4033886-005 : Dual listing narrows bid ask spreads in traditional markets by injecting liquidity, but crypto markets behave differently: price differences between two exchanges can reach upwards of five percent dur
- 4033886-022 : When the bid ask spread grows too wide while trades occur at high volume, the market begins to lose liquidity and the asset's value starts to fall, forcing investors who unload positions to surrender
- 4033886-026 : The main obstacle to digital asset market liquidity may be that the number of token holders has not continued to expand exponentially year over year; a larger stakeholder base would deepen liquidity a
- 4033886-027 : Digital assets become less liquid precisely when large amounts are moved at once, because a large sell order floods the exchange and drives the price down.
- 4033886-029 : Legal uncertainty about crypto exchanges exerts a chilling effect on the market, and increased liquidity may follow once the market gains greater clarity on the legal issues surrounding this asset cla
- 4033886-030 : Market liquidity in digital assets is not only about exchanging crypto for fiat: allowing crypto to be used as a means of transacting for any good or service may itself increase market liquidity.
- 4067783-037 : Centralization and monopolies are a threat to market liquidity because they can carry too much mass or too much velocity, and an imbalance in either direction, too much mass and too little velocity or
- 4067783-038 : Decentralized structures outperform centralized ones on liquidity because in them market mass and velocity are uncorrelated, which yields more stable and predictable liquidity.
- 4900878-037 : Tokenizing physical and digital assets enables fractional ownership and supplies liquidity, which broadens access to investment opportunities that were previously out of reach.
- 5454054-006 : Because LER requires no lock-up of the underlying equity or token, it increases liquidity and reduces sell pressure on the underlying asset, unlike conventional staking-style loyalty schemes.
- 5583610-004 : LER produces shareholder loyalty by using smart contracts to distribute consumptive utilities such as merchant vouchers or platform credits, so retention is encouraged without imposing any lock-up on