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Factors Influencing Cryptocurrency Prices: Evidence from Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dash, Litcoin, and Monero

Journal of Economics and Financial Analysis

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Title Factors Influencing Cryptocurrency Prices: Evidence from Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dash, Litcoin, and Monero
 
Creator Yhlas Sovbetov
 
##plugins.schemas.dc.fields.affiliation.name## London School of Commerce
 
##plugins.schemas.dc.fields.email.name## ihlas.sovbetov@lsclondon.co.uk
 
##plugins.schemas.dc.fields.jel.name## G12, D40, C51, C59.
 
Subject Cryptocurrency; Bitcoin; Ethereum; Cointegration; ARDL Bound Test; Error Correction Model; Cryptocurrency Price Analysis; Cryptocurrency Value Analysis; Cryptocurrency index; Cryptocurrency Price Determinants; Cryptocurrency price dynamics.
 
Description This paper examines factors that influence prices of most common five cryptocurrencies such Bitcoin, Ethereum, Dash, Litecoin, and Monero over 2010-2018 using weekly data. The study employs ARDL technique and documents several findings. First, cryptomarket-related factors such as market beta, trading volume, and volatility appear to be significant determinant for all five cryptocurrencies both in short- and long-run. Second, attractiveness of cryptocurrencies also matters in terms of their price determination, but only in long-run. This indicates that formation (recognition) of the attractiveness of cryptocurrencies are subjected to time factor. In other words, it travels slowly within the market. Third, SP500 index seems to have weak positive long-run impact on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litcoin, while its sign turns to negative losing significance in short-run, except Bitcoin that generates an estimate of -0.20 at 10% significance level.
Lastly, error-correction models for Bitcoin, Etherem, Dash, Litcoin, and Monero show that cointegrated series cannot drift too far apart, and converge to a long-run equilibrium at a speed of 23.68%, 12.76%, 10.20%, 22.91%, and 14.27% respectively.
 
Source Journal of Economics and Financial Analysis
 
##plugins.schemas.dc.fields.year.name## 2018
 
##plugins.schemas.dc.fields.volume.name## 2
 
##plugins.schemas.dc.fields.issue.name## 2
 
##plugins.schemas.dc.fields.pages.name## 1-27
 
##plugins.schemas.dc.fields.doi.name## 10.1991/jefa.v2i2.a16
 
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Publisher Tripal Publishing House
 
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Date 2018-02-16
 
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Peer-reviewed Article
 
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