DLT-Corpus: A Large-Scale Text Collection for the Distributed Ledger Technology Domain
Walter Hernandez Cruz, Peter Devine, Nikhil Vadgama, Paolo Tasca, Jiahua Xu
https://t.co/0M7lkGNKW6 [𝚌𝚜.𝙲𝙻]
In meme coin trading, sneaky bots (often run by scammers) fake hype, buy cheap early, lure people into copying them, then dump high, leaving copiers wrecked. Paper exposes these cheating bots & builds an AI system to detect and avoid them. Partially funded by @Ripple UBRI.
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Explore 'Digital Assets' by Reena Aggarwal and Paolo Tasca,
The ecosystem of digital assets is continuing to change: which assets will survive the hype, and which won't?
Available now! Discover more at 📚 https://t.co/Ad7UadRTs0
Proud of my PhD student to become a Prof, especially Kaihua, who already has helped *selflessly* so many of my other students in a supervisory capacity.
Apply to work with Kaihua. He goes deep and doesn't shy away from details where others fold. Going to 80% is easy. Going to 100% is what matters. He'll help you realize your potential in doing so.
How does CEO pay influence stock price crash risk in China? Discover the critical role of pay disclosure and ownership concentration in shaping these dynamics. Read more: https://t.co/7wrrNs4zqU 📉💼 #CEOPay#StockMarket#CorporateGovernance
having a blast @rippleswell.
with several of the gigabrain research team.
behind the @easya_labs whitepaper.
some of the smartest people on the planet 🧠
How are @GyroStable's new Dynamic Pools doing?
Here's ETH/USDC on Base measured by market making PnL (TVL-adjusted markouts).
Noticeably the best performance for this pair at the pool level. And it serves passive LPs.
Let's walk through what this means 👇
Why markouts?
Markouts compare the execution prices LPs receive in a liquidity pool against the ‘true’ prices on CEXs.
- Positive markouts means LPs are making a trading profit.
- Negative markouts means LPs are leaking value to arbitrageurs.
Other components to LP profitability
LPs can also earn a return from 'volatility harvesting' if prices mean revert / wiggle around for a period of time.
You can think of this in a simple way as effectively buying low and selling high over time (if the pool can achieve this) *while* prices wiggle back and forth.
If a pool captures volatility harvesting, it can add profitability on top of markouts.
- A pool with positive markouts and volatility harvesting will do even better.
- If a pool has large negative markouts, it will be very hard to overcome this even with volatility harvesting.
The only pools today that really 'guarantee' volatility harvesting are pools that preserve the 'constant function' property of static AMMs. And then only while prices wiggle back and forth. Pools in which LPs constantly shift positions (e.g., most concentrated liquidity) give up this property and lock in IL at each shift. In which case, LPs must shift liquidity in sophisticated ways if they want to achieve volatility harvesting or conceivably lose money on this component too.
Dynamic E-CLPs
Gyroscope's Dynamic Pools are designed to capture volatility harvesting by preserving the 'constant function' property in most settings (liquidity updates are designed to be rare). They're designed to move with the market but settle into regions in which they have a shot at volatility harvesting.
Which means that Gyro LPs benefit from good positioning both on the empirical markouts performance above and volatility harvesting.
Humbled and thrilled to step into the role of Executive Director of @ucl Centre for Blockchain Technologies. I am committed to building on the legacy established by @PaoloTasca and the team, and to further elevating the Centre's global impact - stay tuned!
Paper Title: "LLM-Powered Multi-Agent System for Automated Crypto Portfolio Management"
Generated below podcast on this paper with Google's Illuminate.
Wohoo! 🎊
Congratulations to @PaoloTasca , @NikhilVadgama, @yimikz), @JiahuaJavaXu and Feng Yebo for winning the best paper award for ‘Shared-Custodial Wallet for Multi-Party Crypto-Asset Management’ at the WITZ Global FinTech Conference by @witsuniversity 🏆
$15,000 for researchers, anyone? 🎓
We are thrilled to announce the Exponential Science Pioneers Award, which covers the following categories:
💻 Computer Science
➗ Business Management and Financial Economics
👩⚖️ Law
The author of each winning paper receives a $5,000 prize, celebrating their work and offering an opportunity to connect with a global community of experts.
Who is eligible to nominate? 🤔
- An individual holding a faculty position at a higher education institution;
- or an individual holding a researcher position at a research institution;
- or an individual having a verified Google Scholar page.
What papers are eligible to be nominated? 🗞
- With clear relevance to DLT, AI, IoT, and/or their applications in areas such as Blockchain, Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), Decentralised Finance, Peer-to-Peer Financial Systems, Intelligent Networks, Sustainability and Climate Change solutions, and more.
- Those published on or after 1st of January 2020.
- Published in conference proceedings or a journal (or already accepted and in print).
- Addressing current challenges or advancements in DLT, AI, or IoT and demonstrating significant contributions to the field, influencing further research, practice, or policy.
Submit your nomination here 👇 https://t.co/rhctA4Ks8U
$15,000 for researchers, anyone? 🎓
We are thrilled to announce the Exponential Science Pioneers Award, which covers the following categories:
💻 Computer Science
➗ Business Management and Financial Economics
👩⚖️ Law
The author of each winning paper receives a $5,000 prize, celebrating their work and offering an opportunity to connect with a global community of experts.
Who is eligible to nominate? 🤔
- An individual holding a faculty position at a higher education institution;
- or an individual holding a researcher position at a research institution;
- or an individual having a verified Google Scholar page.
What papers are eligible to be nominated? 🗞
- With clear relevance to DLT, AI, IoT, and/or their applications in areas such as Blockchain, Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), Decentralised Finance, Peer-to-Peer Financial Systems, Intelligent Networks, Sustainability and Climate Change solutions, and more.
- Those published on or after 1st of January 2020.
- Published in conference proceedings or a journal (or already accepted and in print).
- Addressing current challenges or advancements in DLT, AI, or IoT and demonstrating significant contributions to the field, influencing further research, practice, or policy.
Submit your nomination here 👇 https://t.co/rhctA4Ks8U
Highly recommended. Learn about the research that we did with @Campa_91 , @JiahuaJavaXu and @PaoloTasca about the effects in the costs of liquidity and Total Value Locked for USDC and USDT in @Uniswap before, during and after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
The submission deadline is in 6 days. We welcome papers of up to 8 pages, excluding references and bibliographies. Don't miss this chance to join us at CCS'24 @acm_ccs in Salt Lake City!
Submission server: https://t.co/gquPibcS4B
Together, we can improve the future of DeFi 👊