Topic: [ANN] ENCRYPTOPEDIA - Scientific Research and White Papers on Cryptocurrencies (Read 1067 times)
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There is a wide choice of research and academic archives on the web, and some boast a sizable amount of cryptography and/or cryptocurrency material. There are also a number of known lists of bitcoin and cryptocurrency-related research papers, but those mostly appear in blog posts, media articles and shared documents. We felt that an easy to navigate, searchable archive of all things crypto was missing:
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http://encryptopedia.com
Currently exposing over three hundred papers, while constantly being updated with new research and info as soon as it becomes publicly available, Encryptopedia aims to be the central hub for cryptocurrency-related research.
Encryptopedia covers a wide range of context, from ground-breaking baseline research on economy, networks and cryptography to recent altcoin and crypto 2.0 technologies. Publications from major corporations, foundations, banks and/or government bodies are also included if they contain references to cryptocurrencies and/or related technologies.
We are always crawling the web for important papers that we might have missed, while combing references from papers already in the archive.
Please help expand the size and scope of Encryptopedia by suggesting a relevant paper, through the available contact form on the website or via email at [email protected].
We welcome your non-content suggestions at [email protected]
Navigation options: searching by keywords is encouraged, but one can search by referencing tags or dates instead. There is also an alphabetical list of all available papers on the dashboard.
Ratings/comments: discussion on the papers is beyond the scope of this website - the bitcoin forum, reddit, stackexchange, and many others are great places towards that goal.. Therefore in a conscious decision to keep this as clean and as simple as possible, ranking and comments are disabled.
Post dates: the date of publication of each paper is used. Whenever the actual day of publication is not known, the first day of the month is used.
Copyrights: Encryptopedia simply aggregates links, there is no content held of our servers. All copyrights go to the respective authors of each paper. Please read our formal disclaimer for more information.
http://encryptopedia.com
There is a wide choice of research and academic archives on the web, and some boast a sizable amount of cryptography and/or cryptocurrency material. There are also a number of known lists of bitcoin and cryptocurrency-related research papers, but those mostly appear in blog posts, media articles and shared documents. We felt that an easy to navigate, searchable archive of all things crypto was missing:
https://scontent-fra.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpf1/t31.0-8/10960225_857513354316050_6530787214767585563_o.jpg
http://encryptopedia.com
Currently exposing over three hundred papers, while constantly being updated with new research and info as soon as it becomes publicly available, Encryptopedia aims to be the central hub for cryptocurrency-related research.
Encryptopedia covers a wide range of context, from ground-breaking baseline research on economy, networks and cryptography to recent altcoin and crypto 2.0 technologies. Publications from major corporations, foundations, banks and/or government bodies are also included if they contain references to cryptocurrencies and/or related technologies.
We are always crawling the web for important papers that we might have missed, while combing references from papers already in the archive.
Please help expand the size and scope of Encryptopedia by suggesting a relevant paper, through the available contact form on the website or via email at [email protected].
We welcome your non-content suggestions at [email protected]
Navigation options: searching by keywords is encouraged, but one can search by referencing tags or dates instead. There is also an alphabetical list of all available papers on the dashboard.
Ratings/comments: discussion on the papers is beyond the scope of this website - the bitcoin forum, reddit, stackexchange, and many others are great places towards that goal.. Therefore in a conscious decision to keep this as clean and as simple as possible, ranking and comments are disabled.
Post dates: the date of publication of each paper is used. Whenever the actual day of publication is not known, the first day of the month is used.
Copyrights: Encryptopedia simply aggregates links, there is no content held of our servers. All copyrights go to the respective authors of each paper. Please read our formal disclaimer for more information.
http://encryptopedia.com
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