
We propose a modelling framework for the optimal selection of crypto assets. We assume that crypto assets can be described according to two features:security(technological) andstability(governance). We simulate optimal selection decisions of investors, being driven by (i) their attitudes towards assets’ features, (ii) information about the adoption trends, and (iii) expected future economic benefits of adoption. Under a variety of modelling scenarios—e.g. in terms of composition of the crypto assets landscape and investors’ preferences—we are able to predict the features of the assets that will be most likely adopted, which can be mapped to macro-classes of existing crypto assets (stablecoins, crypto tokens, central bank digital currencies and cryptocurrencies).
FOS: Computer and information sciences, Statistical Finance (q-fin.ST), 330, Science, crypto assets, Q, Quantitative Finance - Statistical Finance, cryptocurrencies, FOS: Economics and business, Computer Science - Computers and Society, Risk Management (q-fin.RM), Computers and Society (cs.CY), adoption, Mathematics, Quantitative Finance - Risk Management
FOS: Computer and information sciences, Statistical Finance (q-fin.ST), 330, Science, crypto assets, Q, Quantitative Finance - Statistical Finance, cryptocurrencies, FOS: Economics and business, Computer Science - Computers and Society, Risk Management (q-fin.RM), Computers and Society (cs.CY), adoption, Mathematics, Quantitative Finance - Risk Management
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