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Larisa Yarovaya

Newcastle upon Tyne
As seen in: The Guardian, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo Finance Canada, Elsevier, Journal of International Money and Finance, Taylor & Francis Online, The Conversation, International Business Times (U.S.), Yahoo Sports Canada, Business Standard and
Associate Professor of Finance
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Heterogeneous Market Efficiency in Cryptocurrency Markets: A Multi‐Frequency Memory‐Based Approach

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By Shuyue Li, Tapas Mishra, Larisa Yarovaya
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Cryptocurrencies, since their inception with Bitcoin in 2009, have sparked tremendous interest and debates among investors and law makers regarding strategies of containment and predictions of erratic market behaviours. Admittedly, such market reactions reflect inherent conditions of market efficiency of crypto markets, depicting how fast or slow these markets embed new information and smooth out pricing behaviour.
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Companies now own more than $100 billion in bitcoin - but the shine may be wearing off crypto treasury companies

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By Gemma Ware Verified, Larisa Yarovaya
| The Conversation Verified
One American company called Strategy owns more than 3% of all bitcoin in existence. Its executive chairman, Michael Saylor, is the pioneer of a new business model where publicly listed companies buy cryptocurrency assets to hold on their balance sheet. Strategy, formerly called MicroStrategy, first bought US$250 million (£187 million) worth of bitcoin in mid-2020 during the depths of the COVID economic slump. As it continued to buy bitcoin, its share price soared, and it kept buying.
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Returns from liquidity provision in cryptocurrency markets

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By Hisham Farag, Di Luo, Larisa Yarovaya, Damian Zieba
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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