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What is Accountability Mechanisms

Frameworks for Blockchain Standards, Tools, Testbeds, and Platforms
Creating a set of standards by which to judge and criticize the object in question and figuring out the effects and consequences of those standards, should they be implemented.
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Accountability Revolution in the Digital Asset Business: Insights From the Cryptocurrency Market
Babita Srivastava (William Paterson University, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-0405-1.ch001
Abstract
Cryptocurrencies have experienced an unprecedented surge in popularity over the past few years. This surge can be attributed to a multitude of factors, including the unique characteristics and advantages that cryptocurrencies offer. The manuscript highlights the trans-formative nature of accountability within the digital asset business and the ongoing revolution surrounding it. It explores emerging trends and practices that shape the accountability mechanisms in the cryptocurrency market. By critically assessing cryptocurrencies, the manuscript provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of the opportunities and risks in this evolving landscape. Through robust accountability mechanisms, the cryptocurrency market can address challenges such as volatility, investor protection, illicit activities, etc. By adopting an economist's perspective, it explores how cryptocurrencies function within the broader economic structure and the potential impact they have on traditional financial systems, monetary policy, and the overall economy.
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