Professor Ciamac C. Moallemi discusses how the crypto upheaval may impact the potential for blockchain technologies to change markets and investor experience.
The Columbia CryptoEconomics Workshop was held in Fall 2022. The workshop was jointly organized by The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science, the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab at Columbia Business School, and the Ethereum Foundation.
The Columbia CryptoEconomics Workshop was held in Fall 2022. The workshop was jointly organized by The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science, the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab at Columbia Business School, and the Ethereum Foundation.
The Columbia CryptoEconomics Workshop was held in Fall 2022. The workshop was jointly organized by The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science, the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab at Columbia Business School, and the Ethereum Foundation.
The Columbia CryptoEconomics Workshop was held in Fall 2022. The workshop was jointly organized by The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science, the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab at Columbia Business School, and the Ethereum Foundation.
The Columbia CryptoEconomics Workshop was held in Fall 2022. The workshop was jointly organized by The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science, the Briger Family Digital Finance Lab at Columbia Business School, and the Ethereum Foundation.
CFTC Commissioner Brian Quintenz, Columbia's own R.A. Farrokhnia, and lawyers Gary DeWaal and Lee Schneider tackled the major regulatory questions surrounding cryptocurrencies.
Network congestion is driving user paid fees in Bitcoin and other blockchain based systems Adequate network congestion is critical for sustainable long-run operation of the system Simple design modifications to the current Bitcoin protocol such as smaller but more frequent blocks and dynamically adjusting throughput to control congestion would increase the overall efficiency of the system.