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Volatility
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying volatility. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
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- 2389416-037 : Despite the great volatility of hedge fund adviser returns over the observation period, the empirical evidence for a discontinuity at the $150 million AUM threshold is robust, but the discontinuity do
- 2998033-024 : Even though crypto investments can be as volatile as or more volatile than traditional investments, digital currencies may still serve as a hedge against traditional investments because they are not t
- 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
- 3071378-008 : The lack of maturity of blockchain technology has slowed its integration into the corporate world, and the absence of a legal framework leaves the whole industry operating in a grey area of the law, w
- 3117224-011 : Because ICOs give investors very limited assurances through upfront and continuous disclosures, the token market is highly volatile.
- 3249860-031 : Unlike deflationary token models, inflationary token models permit the use of stability mechanisms, which is why inflationary designs may become more popular as the cryptocurrency market matures.
- 3249860-032 : It is unclear whether the cryptocurrency market on its own can over time produce the level of stability and absence of volatility that cryptocurrencies need to become truly mainstream.
- 3396522-008 : Both collateralization strategies carry significant downsides: fiat collateralized pegs bear the brunt of expensive capital requirements, while cryptocurrency pegs face heavy volatility pressures and
- 3396522-012 : Cryptocurrency backed tokens are more expensive than fiat backed tokens because stability is sourced from far more volatile assets, so such tokens must be backed by substantially more than 100 percent
- 3396522-019 : The cryptocurrency market structure is fundamentally convoluted because each project requires its own volatile token, which is equivalent to forcing grocery shoppers to buy a different currency for ev
- 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.
- 3396522-034 : A decentralized crypto economy requires a stable coin because no rational party will risk wealth on a long term contract denominated in a volatile currency: neither renter nor landlord will sign a lea
- 3402701-004 : Cryptocurrency-backed tokens must be overcollateralized well beyond 100 percent of current value because the backing basket can fall, which makes them even more expensive than fiat-backed tokens.
- 3406323-018 : Growth in stable cryptocurrencies traces back to attempts to combine the benefits of cryptocurrencies and blockchain with remedies for market volatility, and the growth data suggests demand for volati
- 3406323-022 : People will not enter into long term smart contracts without a stable currency to refer to, since no renter and landlord will gamble future wealth on a lease that may halve or double in value in any g
- 3409548-029 : Digital currencies can serve as a hedge against traditional investments even though crypto investments can be as volatile as or more volatile than traditional ones, because they are not tied to the vi
- 3411897-027 : People will not enter into long term smart contracts without a stable currency to refer to, because the current level of cryptocurrency volatility does not lend itself to consumption.
- 3606663-020 : Bitcoin functions as a medium of exchange for a number of businesses but arguably fails as a store of value and as a unit of account, because of its volatility and its lack of intrinsic value.
- 3606663-021 : Cyber security incidents contribute to the volatility of the digital asset market through a specific channel: consumers instantaneously withdraw their assets from an exchange affected by an incident.
- 3606663-023 : The evolution of the DeFi market and its new monetary system depends on the stability of DeFi products and digital assets, and both stability and adoption of DeFi are undermined by the instability of
- 3782205-028 : Without price stability, typical consumers will never hold their checking account in a cryptocurrency and no one will enter a long-term contract for an essential service denominated in it.
- 3782216-027 : A decentralized economy requires stable cryptocurrencies, because renegotiating contracts every time a currency's value changes is inefficient and continually punishes one of the parties.
- 4033886-033 : The stablecoin exists as a response to digital asset price volatility: it is pegged to the value of an external asset, frequently a fiat currency.
- 4900878-035 : Integrating stablecoins pegged to fiat currencies gives a token ecosystem a stable transactional medium and mitigates the volatility that otherwise attaches to cryptocurrencies, alongside DeFi service
- 5454054-007 : LER adapts DeFi liquid staking to e-commerce by paying consumptive utilities instead of speculative yields, and it is this substitution of consumption for yield that mitigates volatility risk.
- 5583610-037 : LER can backfire by attracting short-term mercenary shareholders who chase the reward rather than hold, eroding the loyalty benefit and increasing volatility, with studies pointing to as much as seven