Topic: Bitcoin and monetary policy - page 2. (Read 325 times)
Bitcoin price is any time to change. Monetary is country way changing. So monetary is differ with all counters. But Bitcoin is not change. Bitcoin is any time to change it not easy to check the price. So check the price day by day then easy to increase in the Bitcoin. Monetary is not change the price. Country to country will be chage the price.
You could also try this out (assuming you are referring to "Bitcoin Monetary policy") : https://www.khanacademy.org/economics-finance-domain/core-finance/money-and-banking/bitcoin/v/Bitcoin-the-money-supply. By the way, i'm not sure if such phrase is used in Bitcoin world for Bitcoin. In my opinion, the online definition of Monetary Policy is not really compatible with the way Bitcoin actually works.
Maybe you are referring to Bitcoin and its affect on Monetary policy of Nations, you could check this out.https://www.coincenter.org/education/policy-and-regulation/how-do-cryptocurrencies-affect-monetary-policy/ I haven't fully gone through the publication and can't confirm whether the information there is correct.
Maybe you are referring to Bitcoin and its affect on Monetary policy of Nations, you could check this out.https://www.coincenter.org/education/policy-and-regulation/how-do-cryptocurrencies-affect-monetary-policy/ I haven't fully gone through the publication and can't confirm whether the information there is correct.
If you have time, check out this new proposal from the European Central Bank.
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/other/en_con_2021_4_f_sign~ae64135b95..pdf
It's quite a long read and filled with banking and economics jargon, but maybe you can find something that could work for you. I would also recommend anyone to read this proposal as it is done by the ECB and therefore could very well be something we have to deal with in the future. If anything, just the first 12 pages of the overview to get a notion of what is being discussed on the highest level.
https://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/pdf/other/en_con_2021_4_f_sign~ae64135b95..pdf
It's quite a long read and filled with banking and economics jargon, but maybe you can find something that could work for you. I would also recommend anyone to read this proposal as it is done by the ECB and therefore could very well be something we have to deal with in the future. If anything, just the first 12 pages of the overview to get a notion of what is being discussed on the highest level.
Hello everybody. I have to graduate in 5 months and I would like to speak in the thesis about bitcoin and monetary policy . The supervisor asked me to send him some material. I would need sources, newspapers, blogs, etc. where they talk about btc and monetary policy. Thank you very much for helping.
I can only think of https://nakamotoinstitute.org/ as it contains Satoshi's posts, Bitcoin whitepaper, and other literature and research.The best source of knowledge IMO.
If about money, find about supply and the chart (halving) and stuff.
I don't know much about the thesis that you are doing but maybe it can do you good if you visit cryptocurrency related news sites like CoinDesk, CoinTelegraph or NEWSBTC. You can also get some related thesis on Researchgate if you need some references or studies to help your thesis.
You can check google to add up amidst the response you will get. There are certain information you could get there, I typed your enquiry topic and I go this, you can use the link and do more research https://www.google.com/search?q=bitcoin+and+monetary+policy+framework&oq
Hello everybody. I have to graduate in 5 months and I would like to speak in the thesis about bitcoin and monetary policy . The supervisor asked me to send him some material. I would need sources, newspapers, blogs, etc. where they talk about btc and monetary policy. Thank you very much for helping.
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