Non fungible tokens (NFTs) have emerged as a potential solution to the challenges associated with authenticating and monetizing digital content. NFTs are unique digital assets that are stored on a blockchain, providing a secure and transparent way to verify ownership and authenticity. Each NFT represents a specific digital item, and the ownership and transaction history of NFTs are recorded on the blockchain, making it tamper-proof and verifiable.
1.2 Review of Literature
Sabah (2019)
described the novel dataset of cryptocurrency accepting business venues that accept cryptocurrencies as form of payments; we examine the relationship between new crypto accepting venues and crypto volatility. We argue that the number of new venues is a proxy for investor attention. We find that the number of new venues is a significant driver of crypto volatility. Moreover, venues that do not disclose their type of business as well as venues in Europe, North America and Oceania increase crypto volatility. Granger-causality, VAR estimation and a quasi-natural experiment validate our findings.
Zhang (2021)
examines the connections between the original financial consideration and monetary qualities of Bitcoin, i.e., return and acknowledged instability, which are the two most significant attributes of one certain resource. Our observational outcomes show upholds in the conduct finance region and contend that financial backer consideration is the granger cause to changes in Bitcoin market both consequently and acknowledged unpredictability. Also, we make top to bottom examinations by investigating the straight and non-direct associations of financial backer consideration on Bitcoin. The outcomes for sure exhibit that financial backer consideration shows refined influences on return and acknowledged unpredictability of Bitcoin. Moreover, we direct one fundamental and a few long skylines out-of-test estimates to investigate the prescient capacity of financial backer consideration.
Goodwell (2021)
we investigate the link between the well-known traditional finance and economic asset class and the digital currencies. The present study is undertaken to investigate the impact of the COVID-19 on the Financial Markets and the four major Cryptocurrencies from January 2020 to May 2021 in Egypt and USA. On the process of investigating the impact of the COVID-19 on the financial markets the study assumes the COVID-19 cumulative cases, Death cases, and the Fatality ratio to be the independent variables, and the Stock returns for the two indices (EGX30 and S&P 500), and the Returns for the four major cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Tether) to be the dependent variables of the study. The study findings revealed that there is a negative relationship between the COVID-19 cumulative cases, and daily S&P 500 stock returns, and there is a negative relationship between COVID-19 cumulative cases, fatality ratio, and daily EGX30 stock returns. There is a positive relationship between COVID-19 world death cases and daily Bitcoin prices, daily Ethereum prices, and daily Litecoin prices. There is a negative relationship between COVID-19 world death cases and daily Tether prices because tether is the only important stable coin on the crypto market with significant market capitalization