Cambridge University has launched a new research initiative targeting cryptocurrency research to gain greater understanding of the rapidly growing digital asset industry.
Cambridge Center for Alternative Finance (CCAF), 28 February in his statement on rapidly growing digital assets about more information by the people of the industry by providing better understanding announced the launch of the “Cambridge Digital Asset Program” (CDAP) research initiative to enable
CDAP project Bank for International Settlements Innovation Center and International Monetary Fund public institutions such as Goldman Sachs such as banks, MasterCard and Visa financial giants such as Invesco including major exchange-traded fund providers such as 16 private and public institutions will be carried out in collaboration with
Among the other participants in the project, British International Investment, Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC), Ernst & Young, Fidelity, UK Foreign Affairs, Commonwealth and Development Office, Inter-American Development Bank, London Stock Exchange Group, MSCI and World Bank is located.
CDAPIt’s basically about the ever-increasing adoption of cryptocurrencies. opportunities and risks about evidence-based public dialogues aims to provide
Program by announcement crypto’s environmental impacts, infrastructure and stablecoins, digital central bank currencies (CBDC) and digital assets, including cryptocurrencies will focus on three main areas. It is also a widely referenced index across countries to provide the global Bitcoin (BTC) mining hash rate distribution percentage. Cambridge Bitcoin Electricity Consumption Index (CBECI) including of CCAF It will build on his past current work in the crypto industry.
of CCAF among other crypto research developments designed to address ecosystem trends, inform regulatory and policy debates, and more.Global Cryptoasset Benchmarking Study” series is included.
CCAF executive director Bryan Zhang In his statement on the subject;
The Cambridge Digital Assets Programme, which we launched today, aims to meet the emerging need for greater clarity in the industry by providing data-driven means through collaborative research involving public and private stakeholders.
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In addition, according to CCAF digital assets leader Michel Rauchs, CDAP will provide decision makers about the digital assets industry with the objective analysis and empirical findings they need.