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48 results for cryptocurrency returns

Study finds TVL doesn't predict cryptocurrency returns.

problem Assumption of TVL predicting returns in crypto markets.
method Examined TVL-sorted portfolios against crypto market returns, using various TVL measures.
result TVL-sorted portfolios' returns are linear functions of crypto market returns, replicable with standard tools.

Investigate the evolving structure of cryptocurrency interactions using high-frequency returns.

problem Evolution of cryptocurrency interactions
method Construct directed and weighted networks from Granger causal relationships between cryptocurrency log-returns.
result Normalized returns exhibit heavy-tailed distributions.

Cryptocurrencies return cross-predictability and technological similarity yield information on risk propagation and market segmentation. To investigate these effects, we build a time-varying network for cryptocurrencies, based on the evolution of return cross-predictability and technological similarities. We develop a …

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Optimizes cryptocurrency portfolios using MNTS GARCH model.

problem Optimizing cryptocurrency portfolios with non-Gaussian return dynamics.
method Multivariate normal tempered stable (MNTS) GARCH model for non-Gaussian returns, Foster-Hart risk optimization.
result Foster-Hart optimization yields a more profitable portfolio with better risk-return balance.

Study compares cryptocurrency and stock markets using statistical equilibrium models.

problem Comparing the stochastic structure of cryptocurrency and stock markets.
method Applied QRSE model to analyze daily returns of cryptocurrencies and S&P 500 companies.
result Revealed differences in informational efficiency between cryptocurrency and stock markets.

Study shows cryptocurrency market impact on DeFi returns stronger than other drivers.

problem Understanding drivers of DeFi returns and their relative importance.
method Investigated four drivers: cryptocurrency market exposure, network effect, investor attention, and valuation ratio. Designed a new market index, DeFiX.
result Cryptocurrency market impact on DeFi returns is stronger than other drivers and provides superior explanatory power.

The study uses Bayesian Hidden Markov Models to predict cryptocurrency returns.

problem Predicting the volatility and trends of cryptocurrencies.
method Bayesian Hidden Markov Models with four states to capture different return characteristics.
result The NHHM model with four states outperforms other models in predicting cryptocurrency returns.

The paper analyzes cryptocurrency returns and uses community detection to create an investment portfolio.

problem Understanding correlations and diversification in cryptocurrency markets.
method Cross-correlation analysis, Louvain community detection, PCA, Random Matrix Theory (RMT).
result Community detection method identifies 15 groups of cryptocurrencies, leading to an optimized investment portfolio.

This paper develops statistical models for cryptocurrency returns using hidden Markov regression and copulas.

problem Capturing the interrelationships and serial heterogeneity of cryptocurrency returns.
method Hidden Markov regression models with regime-switching copulas for quantiles and expectiles.
result Captures extreme returns and their temporal evolution through a latent Markov chain.

This paper forecasts cryptocurrency log-returns using LASSO-VAR and sentiment analysis.

problem Forecasting log-returns of cryptocurrencies using social media sentiment.
method LASSO-VAR model combined with Twitter and Reddit sentiment data.
result The model predicts the correct direction of cryptocurrency returns more than 50% of the time.

Cryptocurrencies show stable prices as a medium of exchange.

problem Price stability of cryptocurrencies as a medium of exchange.
method Filtered daily returns of major cryptocurrencies compared to major financial assets using Pearson correlations, dynamic time-warping method, and Black-Scholes model.
result Cryptocurrencies exhibit stable daily returns relative to major financial assets over the years 2016-2020.

Study reveals that cryptocurrency price variations follow power-law distributions, influenced by age and market capitalization.

problem Understanding the statistical properties of cryptocurrencies, especially their price variations.
method Comprehensive investigation of over 7000 digital currencies, analyzing their price returns over time.
result Cryptocurrency price returns follow power-law distributions, with age and market capitalization influencing these distributions.

Study examines how COVID-19 affected stock and crypto market efficiency.

problem Impact of COVID-19 on market efficiency of different asset classes.
method Analysis of price returns, absolute returns, and volatility increments in stock and cryptocurrency markets.
result Market efficiency varied by asset class and market, with some time series showing gradual decline over time.

Coding collaborations link crypto returns, revealing systemic transparency.

problem Cryptocurrencies' market behavior overlooked due to isolated code approach.
method Analyzed 4% of developers contributing to multiple cryptocurrencies.
result First coding event linking two cryptocurrencies synchronizes their returns.

The paper evaluates criteria for selecting cryptocurrencies based on historical data.

problem High risk of cryptocurrencies due to volatility.
method Characterized returns and risks using historical data in short time windows (7 and 15 days). Analyzed the importance of criteria using various methods.
result Importance of criteria for selecting cryptocurrencies is analyzed and evaluated.

Novel pairs trading strategy for cointegrated cryptocurrencies using copulas.

problem Identifying profitable trading opportunities in cointegrated cryptocurrency pairs.
method Linear and non-linear cointegration tests, correlation coefficient, copula families, back-testing.
result The strategy outperforms buy-and-hold trading strategies in profitability and risk-adjusted returns.

Investing in cryptocurrencies can improve portfolio risk-return profile, especially with diversification strategies.

problem Investing in cryptocurrencies and evaluating their potential for portfolio allocation strategies.
method Investigated different types of investors, various portfolio construction rules, and incorporated liquidity constraints.
result Cryptocurrencies can improve the risk-return profile of portfolios, especially with diversification strategies.

Quarter-hour market bursts predict algorithmic trading and returns in crypto futures.

problem Predicting returns in cryptocurrency futures markets using quarter-hour market bursts.
method Analysis of trade data and Autocorrelation Map to identify and quantify algorithmic trading activity.
result Quarter-hour market bursts are associated with algorithmic trading and can predict returns.

The paper assesses dimensionality reduction for cryptocurrency link prediction.

problem Establishing a link between cryptocurrencies using dimensionality reduction techniques.
method Used canonical correlation analysis and principal component analysis on log returns and covariates of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
result Performance of dimensionality reduction techniques in forecasting Ethereum returns with Bitcoin features.

Cryptocurrency markets show similar returns but different volatility responses to infrastructure and regulatory shocks.

problem Understanding how cryptocurrency markets differentiate between infrastructure and regulatory shocks.
method Event-level block bootstrap inference on 31 cryptocurrency events across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Cardano (2019-2025).
result No statistically significant difference in cumulative abnormal returns between infrastructure failures and regulatory enforcement.

Study high-frequency trading patterns in cryptocurrencies.

problem Understanding automated trading algorithms in cryptocurrency markets.
method Analyzes intraday trading data of cryptocurrencies, focusing on returns, volumes, and volatility.
result Provides insights into predictability of economic value in cryptocurrency markets.

This paper optimizes cryptocurrency portfolios by clustering price correlations and improving risk-return profiles.

problem Volatility and regulatory uncertainty in cryptocurrency markets make portfolio construction challenging.
method The paper combines network analysis, price forecasting, and portfolio theory to identify stable groups of correlated cryptocurrencies.
result Predictive consensus-clustering portfolios maintain positive and stable performance up to a 14-day horizon, with favourable gain-loss asymmetry and tighter tail-risk control.

Improved ARMA-GARCH model for illiquid assets like cryptocurrencies.

problem Inadequate modeling of illiquid assets, especially cryptocurrencies, with traditional ARMA-GARCH models.
method Introducing liquidity-adjusted liquidity jump and diffusion metrics into ARMA-GARCH framework.
result The liquidity-adjusted model improves model fit and volatility sensitivity for cryptocurrencies.

Study on cryptocurrency market dynamics and correlations over time.

problem Understanding the dynamics and correlations of cryptocurrency market over time.
method Evolutionary correlation analysis, turning point algorithm, inverse relationship between market size and collective dynamics, time-varying consistency of relationships, examination of volatility structure.
result Increased uniformity in volatility during market crashes, termed 'volatility dispersion'.

Cryptocurrencies show similarities to traditional markets but also have unique characteristics.

problem Understanding the investment potential and characteristics of cryptocurrencies.
method Organized stylized facts and analyzed through empirical asset pricing.
result Cryptocurrencies exhibit similarities to traditional markets but also have distinct characteristics.

Study measures irreversibility in crypto trends using Kullback-Leibler divergence.

problem Assessing irreversibility in cryptocurrency trends.
method Defined irreversibility index using Kullback-Leibler divergence between uptrend and downtrend distributions.
result Strong irreversibility in all analyzed cryptocurrencies, with trends evolving over time.

Study examines cryptocurrency behavior during and after the pandemic.

problem Impact of the pandemic on cryptocurrency long-term memory and volatility.
method Used wavelet-based Hurst exponent analysis on eleven important coins.
result Long-term memory of returns mildly affected during pandemic, but volatility suffered temporary impact.

The paper analyzes the risk of investing in a basket of 27 cryptocurrencies using statistical distributions.

problem Risk assessment of capital allocation in a basket of cryptocurrencies.
method Used statistical tests to determine the most appropriate distribution (SDI) for modeling returns, and adapted the generalized Pareto distribution for tail risk assessment.
result Found that a combination of stable and generalized Pareto distributions provides a more accurate risk assessment for the basket of cryptocurrencies.

This paper optimizes cryptocurrency portfolios by integrating sentiment analysis with technical indicators.

problem Effective portfolio management in volatile cryptocurrency markets.
method Dynamic portfolio strategy using technical indicators and sentiment analysis.
result The integrated approach outperforms traditional benchmarks and achieves stronger risk-adjusted returns.

Study predicts cryptocurrency price movements using Twitter sentiment analysis.

problem Predicting short-term price movements of cryptocurrencies.
method Conditional examination of return and excess return rates following tweet publication.
result Statistically significant increases in return rates within the first three minutes after tweet publication.

The paper analyzes cryptocurrency trading networks using pairwise and high-order dependencies.

problem Understanding information flows and dependencies in cryptocurrency markets.
method Defined a cryptocurrency trading network using weekly log returns, analyzed using Granger causality and O-information.
result High-order dependencies reveal that stable coins play a major role in high-order effects.

Study finds stock and crypto markets tend to be robust, not antifragile.

problem Understanding the resilience of financial markets to noise and disorder.
method Defined and tested a measure of antifragility for complex systems, analyzed stock and crypto market returns.
result Top performers in stock and crypto markets are robust, not antifragile.