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February | 2014 | cryptonomics
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The economics of crypto-markets. Can we value Bitcoin? February 18, 2014. April 14, 2014. A few weeks ago I wrote:. Now, on Twitter today Marc Andreessen. Links to Fortune article citing Stanford economist Susan Athey. Who apparently makes an argument virtually identical to the above:. I’m not privy to this exchange, so I don’t know how much of this argument is attributed to Athey and how much is the Fortune journalist’s own thinking. A bit of Googling turned up this interview. Levels out and let. The ca...
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The economics of crypto-markets. Thomas Schelling and Dr. Strangelove. January 31, 2014. January 31, 2014. An interview with Thomas Schelling. And his role in the creation of one of my favorite movies, “Dr. Strangelove”. HKS reports. Hence, the B52s? Is Bitcoin volatility really in decline? January 22, 2014. January 22, 2014. Eli Dourado has a great great blog. That covers allot of issues concerning cryptocurrency, you should follow it if you don’t already. In a new post. Putting that into English, the c...
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March | 2014 | cryptonomics
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The economics of crypto-markets. March 10, 2014. April 14, 2014. In economics, the artificially scarce token used to allocate scarce resources is called money. So Bitcoin is crowdfunded OSS to run an Economic network. Now, a new generation of Appcoins can be created as open source software, crowdfunded into existence, and go public on day one. They can run networks where Bitcoin may not work, or where separate funding and compensation is needed. Underway by the developers of one client to integrate Bitco...
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Some Crypto Quibbles with Threadneedle Street | cryptonomics
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The economics of crypto-markets. Some Crypto Quibbles with Threadneedle Street. September 16, 2014. September 16, 2014. Last week the Bank of England published its Quarterly Bulletin, which contained two detailed papers. On digital currencies. The Bank deserves credit for writing such a thoughtful review of this space, which was clearly the product of thorough and open-minded research. One of the two papers titled Innovations in payment technologies and the emergence of digital currencies. Difficulty res...
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Why I’m bullish on AppCoins | cryptonomics
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The economics of crypto-markets. Why I’m bullish on AppCoins. April 9, 2014. April 14, 2014. This week Vitalik Buterin challenges some of the objections made against alt-coins. The whole post is worth reading, but I want highlight what Vitalik says about appcoins. I agree. In a post last month I wrote. I think it will happen eventually, but this is not the space where cryptocurrency will flourish first IMO. If the metric of success is the velocity of trade rather than the RoR of an exchange rate, then th...
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The Marginal Cost of Cryptocurrency | cryptonomics
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The economics of crypto-markets. The Marginal Cost of Cryptocurrency. January 15, 2014. January 16, 2014. I would count myself in the camp who believe that cryptocurrencies could do to finance what TCP/IP did to communications. Yet I also believe that Bitcoin and most of its current variations suffer from a fatal economic design flaw that will not survive the evolution of cryptocurrencies. That flaw is logarithmic money supply growth. In a recent post. Tyler Cowen adapts an old chestnut. To its pessimist...
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A quick look at Bitcoin transaction volume | cryptonomics
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The economics of crypto-markets. A quick look at Bitcoin transaction volume. January 19, 2014. January 19, 2014. A common rationale for owning Bitcoin is that its logarithmic money supply makes it a good store-of-value. SOV) Like precious metals or rare paintings stored in Swiss vaults, the scarcity of those coins will ensure that they at least keep their value. The price of Bitcoin, one might argue, is the market’s prediction of the long-term growth rate of bitcoin transaction demand. Transactions on th...
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April | 2014 | cryptonomics
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The economics of crypto-markets. Why I’m bullish on AppCoins. April 9, 2014. April 14, 2014. This week Vitalik Buterin challenges some of the objections made against alt-coins. The whole post is worth reading, but I want highlight what Vitalik says about appcoins. I agree. In a post last month I wrote. I think it will happen eventually, but this is not the space where cryptocurrency will flourish first IMO. If the metric of success is the velocity of trade rather than the RoR of an exchange rate, then th...
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September | 2013 | cryptonomics
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The economics of crypto-markets. Is It Nuts to Give to the Poor Without Strings Attached? September 20, 2013. January 15, 2014. That’s the title of this. New York Times Magazine article. As a long-time advocate of replacing Western welfare states with a negative income tax. I obviously don’t think it’s nuts at all, and it’s encouraging to see that this idea is getting some traction in international aid circles (if not in domestic policy making). There’s evidence that this works. To stay in school, famili...
