The Blockchain Scholars Book

Edited by Daniel Liebau () and Simon Trimborn ()

in Springer Books from Springer

Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-981-95-2844-8
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Introduction

Daniel Liebau and Simon Trimborn

Ch Chapter 10 Security Token Offerings: A New Frontier in Entrepreneurial Finance

Daniel Liebau

Ch Chapter 11 Crypto Funds: A New Intermediary in Entrepreneurial Finance

Paul Momtaz

Ch Chapter 12 Understanding Retail Trading: Cryptocurrencies Versus Traditional Asset Classes

Marina Niessner

Ch Chapter 13 Limits to Arbitrage for Blockchain-Based Assets

Stefan Voigt, Nikolaus Hautsch and Christoph Scheuch

Ch Chapter 14 Introduction to Decentralized Finance

Simon Trimborn

Ch Chapter 15 Stablecoins: The Battleground for the Future of Payments

Christian Catalini

Ch Chapter 16 Automated Market Makers: A New Trading Paradigm

Agostino Capponi

Ch Chapter 17 AMM Pricing Functions: Concepts and Challenges

Andreas Park

Ch Chapter 18 Commitment Against Front-Running Attacks

Andrea Canidio and Vincent Danos

Ch Chapter 19 Contagion in Decentralized Lending Protocols

Natkamon Tovanich, Myriam Kassoul, Simon Weidenholzer and Julien Prat

Ch Chapter 2 Introduction to Tokenomics and Digital Platforms

Simon Trimborn

Ch Chapter 20 A Summary of “Decentralized Finance”

Dirk Zetsche, Douglas Arner and Ross Buckley

Ch Chapter 21 Introduction to Privacy

Simon Trimborn

Ch Chapter 22 Summary: The Transparency Challenge of Blockchain Organizations

Johannes Sedlmeir, Jonathan Lautenschlager, Gilbert Fridgen and Nils Urbach

Ch Chapter 23 Summary: Blockchain Privacy and Regulatory Compliance

Matthias Nadler and Fabian Schär

Ch Chapter 24 Regional Dynamics and Blockchain Transactions

Simon Trimborn, Hanqiu Peng and Ying Chen

Ch Chapter 25 Introduction to Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs)

Daniel Liebau

Ch Chapter 26 Summary of Blockchain Governance in the Wild

Kevin Werbach

Ch Chapter 27 DAO Governance: Decentralized But Not So Disorganized

Ian Appel and Jillian Grennan

Ch Chapter 28 Attacks on DAOs

Yann Vonlanthen, Rainer Feichtinger, Robin Fritsch, Lioba Heimbach and Roger Wattenhofer

Ch Chapter 29 Can DAOs Deliver Truly Decentralized Governance?

Hanna Halaburda

Ch Chapter 3 Discussion of the Simple Economics of the Blockchain

Joshua Gans

Ch Chapter 30 Decentralization Illusion in MakerDAO: Implications for Practitioners

Xiaotong Sun

Ch Chapter 31 Conclusion

Daniel Liebau and Simon Trimborn

Ch Chapter 4 Fee–Speed Relationship in Permissionless Blockchain Transactions: Evidence from the Bitcoin System

Noyan Ilk, Guangzhi Shang and Shaokun Fan

Ch Chapter 5 When Do Tokens Beat Equity? The Economics of Utility Tokens

Katya Malinova and Andreas Park

Ch Chapter 6 Payments on Digital Platforms

Jonathan Chiu and Tsz-Nga Wong

Ch Chapter 7 Introduction to Centralized Finance

Daniel Liebau

Ch Chapter 8 Retail CBDC and the Social Costs of Liquidity Provision

Dirk Niepelt

Ch Chapter 9 Conflicts of Interest and Market Failures in Unregulated Capital Markets: Evidence from ICO Analysts

Valerie Laturnus, Andreas Barth, Sasan Mansouri and Alexander F. Wagner

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