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# DEX = Decentralized EXchange
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Order-book based but p2p (i.e. without market makers). This contrasts with [[AMM]] (automated market makers) who don't have an order book.
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Order-book based but p2p (i.e. without market makers). This contrasts with [[concepts/AMM]] (automated market makers) who don't have an order book.
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## Limitations
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# Anti Money Laundering
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Money laundering is a criminal activity in which the provenance of money associated with a crime are obscured by passing the funds through legitimate businesses to obscure their origin.
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Crypto assets are quite often used as a vehicle for money laundering.
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# Artificial Scarcity
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The abstract notion of creating an asset which has no physicality or underlying and whose demand curve is not generated by [use-value](concepts/use-value.md) or [income-cashflows](concepts/income-cashflows.md).
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Financial instruments like bonds, stocks and derivatives are not artificially scarce.
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Pseudo-assets like [nft](concepts/nft.md) are artificially scarce.
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# Bubble
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An economic bubble is a phenomenon in markets created by herd mentality, whereby people hear stories of others who bought in early and made big profits, causing those who did not buy to feel a fear of missing out. This causes irrational pricing of the asset which proceeds until the mania subsides.
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## Examples
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* South Sea Bubble
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* Beanie Baby Bubble
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* London Rail Bubble
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* Tulip Mania
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* Dot-com Bubble
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* Japanese Real Estate Bubble
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## References
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* [@mackay_extraordinary_2012]
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# Cartel
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An economic cartel use a non-public agreement to restrict the supply or fix the price of an asset. A cartel is a formal type of [market-manipulation](concepts/market-manipulation.md). Cartels are considered to be against the public interest.
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Crypto exchanges operators act as economic cartel which can distort price formation. See [stablecoin](concepts/stablecoin.md).
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# Central Bank Digital Currency
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A digital currency issued by a [central-banks](concepts/central-banks.md).
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## Examples
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* Chinese Digital Yuan
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## References
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* *[@kiff_survey_2020]
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* [@bilotta_cbdcs_nodate]
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* [@nabilou_central_2019]
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A financial institution that manages the [[currency]] and monetary supply of a nation state.
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The mandate of central banks is often to control domestic employment and maintain price stability of a national currency.
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## Examples
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* Federal Reserve
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* European Central Bank
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* Bank of England
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## References
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* [@braun_central_2019]
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# Commodity
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An asset that is used for its [use-value](concepts/use-value.md) as an input to an economic process.
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## Examples
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* Petroleum
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* Wheat
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* Pork
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* Aluminium
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# Crypto Exchanges
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A corporate entity that acts as an interemdiary between people to exchange currency for crypto assets. See [market-manipulation](market-manipulation.md).
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A corporate entity that acts as an interemdiary between people to exchange currency for crypto assets.
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See [market-manipulation](market-manipulation.md).
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## Comparables
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* Zero-coupon perpetual bond
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* Unspendable currency
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* Unspendable [currency](concepts/currency.md)
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* [equity](concepts/security.md) with no cash flows or dividends
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* Commodity with no use value
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* [commodity](concepts/commodity.md) with no use value
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* Exchange traded pyramid schemes
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* Derivative contract with no underlying?
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* [derivative](concepts/derivative.md) contract with no underlying
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* [libertarianism](ideologies/libertarianism.md) performance art
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# Currency Peg
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A [currency](concepts/currency.md) peg is a policy in which an asset is set to a specific fixed exchange rate for its currency with a foreign currency or basket of currencies.
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# Distributed Autonomous Organization
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# Decentralization
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A technical and marketing buzzword use amorphously to refer to an unclear set of aspirations about a technology or community.
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In information technology it refers to a type of network topology in which a system has no single point of failure and whose workload or actions are performed in parallel by multiple computers which provide a shared service.
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The internet is an example of an decentralized network,
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## References
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* [@diehl_decentralized_2021]
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* [@schneider_decentralization_2019]
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* [@bodo_decentralisation_2021]
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* [@zhang_aesthetics_2019]
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# Deflationary
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# Derivative
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# Expected Return
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# Fundamental Value
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# Gambling
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An economic activity in which one party pays for the privilege of risking money on a probabilistic activity with negative [expected-return](concepts/expected-return.md). Often gambling games are [negative-sum](claims/negative-sum.md).
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Trading crypto assets is often compared to gambling.
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## Essays
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1. [Ben Bernanke|@bernanke_essays_2004]
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1. [@bernanke_essays_2004]
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2. [@krishna_when_2017]
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# Greater Fool Theory
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Initial coin offerings are proxy [equity](security.md) fundraising structure that allows enterpeuers to raise crypto assets in a common enterprise outside of existing securities regulation.
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Initial coin offerings are illegal in the United Statess
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## Citations
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* [@kharif_half_2018]
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# Income Cashflows
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The discounted cash flow model is a method in quantitative finance of valuing a security, project, company, or asset using the concepts of the time value of money.
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# Inflationary
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# Know Your Customer Laws
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# Know Your Customer
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A regulatory requirement where a provider of a financial services product must collect personally identifiable information about its customers in order to mitigate fraud or assist with law enforcement activity.
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# Leverage
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# Market Value
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# Mining
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The technical process of
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# Money
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# Non Fungible Token
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A type of [smart-contracts](smart-contracts.md) that associates a tradable [cryptoasset](cryptoasset.md) with a unique piece of data, often a url to hosted image representing some abstract or percieved notion of ownership in art.
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A type of [smart-contracts](smart-contracts.md) that associates a tradable [cryptoasset](cryptoasset.md) with a unique piece of data, often a url to hosted image representing some abstract or perceived notion of ownership in art or [sign-value](concepts/sign-value.md)
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## Tinkerbell Effect
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* [@diehl_tinkerbell_2021]
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# Present Value
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# Private Money
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A [currency](concepts/currency.md) issued by a private party instead of a nation state.
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## American Wildcats
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## Scottish Bank Notes
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## Company Scrip
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## Town Money
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# Pump and Dump Scheme
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A type of market manipulation based on [asymmetric-information](concepts/asymmetric-information.md) in which buying of an asset is coordinated by a set of insiders to temporarily artificially inflate the price and bring in more buyers which are used as exit liquidity for the insiders to "dump" their positions.
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Pump and dump schemes are illegal in most regulated markets such as public stock markets, but are rampant in crypto markets.
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Pump and dump schemes result in a net wealth transfer from the market at large to an economic [concepts/cartel](concepts/cartel.md).
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# Pyramid Scheme
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# Securites
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A legal framework in which counterparties to a country are given time-varying rights to [income-cashflows](concepts/income-cashflows.md) according to a contractual agreement.
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* [stock](concepts/stock.md)
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* [derivative](concepts/derivative.md)
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# Shadow Bank
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# Sign Value
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Sign value denotes and describes the value accorded to an object because of the prestige or social status that it imparts upon the possessor, rather than the [use-value](concepts/use-value.md) and [income-cashflows](concepts/income-cashflows.md) derived from the function or use of the asset.
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## Examples
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* ERC20
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* [dao](dao.md)
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* [ico](ico.md)
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* [AMM](AMM.md)
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* [DEX](DEX.md)
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* [AMM](concepts/AMM.md)
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* [DEX](concepts/DEX.md)
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* ERC20
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# Stock
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A type of [security](concepts/security.md) which grants buyers access to [income-cashflows](concepts/income-cashflows.md) in a common economic enterprise.
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1. Momentum
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The feature of an asset which can satisfy some human requirement, want or need, or which serves a useful purpose.
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# Uniswap
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Original and one of the largest [[AMM|Automated Market Maker]]s.
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Original and one of the largest [[concepts/AMM|Automated Market Maker]]s.
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# Post-state Technocracy
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# Technocollectivism
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