Macroeconomics
Macro Matters: Driving Innovation and Shaping Global Policy
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Decrypting New Age International Capital Flows
Abstract summary
This study utilizes high-frequency transactions data from the world's leading and longest-standing centralized peer-to-peer Bitcoin markets, which facilitate trading in over 160 national currencies. The researchers have devised an algorithm capable of identifying "crypto vehicle transactions" with a high level of certainty. These transactions involve using cryptocurrency to transfer capital across borders or exchange one fiat currency for another.
The findings indicate that Bitcoin has emerged as a significant channel for receiving remittances and circumventing capital controls in emerging economies. The study further reinforces its conclusions through event studies conducted in Venezuela and Argentina, which provide additional supporting evidence.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0304393223000673
