#Crypto42 Token Summit; General Taxonomy for Cryptographic Assets (Rafael Delfin; Brave New Coin)
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Brave New Coin has developed a General Taxonomy for Cryptographic Assets (GTCA) to establish a standard classification and terminology for crypto assets. The GTCA framework categorizes crypto assets into general cryptographic assets, protocol tokens, and other families to provide structure for compliance, research, and investment strategies. The taxonomy is intended to serve as an independent and reliable resource for various groups including regulators, investors, academics, and general public.
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#Crypto42 Token Summit; General Taxonomy for Cryptographic Assets (Rafael Delfin; Brave New Coin)
- 1. General Taxonomy for Cryptographic Assets
- 2. Brief Intro Brave New Coin is a data brokerage company. Content & Research Division highlights the data we have and demonstrates how useful it is.
- 3. General Taxonomy for Cryptographic Assets What is Brave New Coin’s Taxonomy? Why is it a big deal for the industry?
- 4. General Taxonomy for Cryptographic Assets GTCA is a framework that establishes a classification standard and naming conventions for cryptographic assets. Industry bodies moving towards a common definition and terminology for crypto assets. We have built this in the absence of formal standards
- 5. Introduction: Financial Assets before Bitcoin
- 6. The fourth superclass of assets Cryptographic Asset defined as: - Digital and scarce good, distributed, permissionless, and cryptographically secured in nature. - They can behave simultaneously as Capital, Consumable/Transformable, and Store of Value Assets.
- 7. Expanding the current framework
- 8. Families of Cryptographic Assets
- 10. Protocol Tokens
- 13. Some Taxonomy Use Cases
- 14. Counsels, Industry Bodies, Policy Makers: Compliance and sector transparency. - Identify fundamental economic properties of cryptographic assets (Capital Asset, Commodity, Store of Value properties) - Degree of transaction anonymity
- 15. Counsels, Industry Bodies, Policy Makers: Compliance and sector transparency. - Only 2% of the total crypto asset market capitalization stored in privacy focused protocols. - We expect this figure to increase significantly over the coming years.
- 16. Investors: Highly customized investment strategies - Construct industry sector, platform asset, or metrics-based indices - Valuation metrics to assess strengths and weaknesses consistently
- 17. Investors: Highly customized investment strategies
- 18. Academia: - Reference framework: further refinement and expansion - Crypto asset valuation, best practises, economic properties of cryptographic assets
- 19. Enthusiasts: Solid Research Platform - Codebase (original vs. forked), scripting language, consensus and hashing algorithm for mining enthusiasts - Poof-of-Stake and Master Node specs for passive income enthusiasts
- 20. Average bewildered layman: Independent and Reliable Data Source - Basics differences between crypto assets (description, age, source code) - No misleading info or ads
- 21. Road Ahead Three major insights I’ve learned from the Taxonomy so far Updates for the Taxonomy coming up in the near future
Editor's Notes
- We tap into every cryptocurrency exchange on the planet, tracking all tokens in real-time to produce API's and blockchain data tools for Developers, Traders & Enterprise. The framework I’ll present today is example of this.
- What are the fundamental quantitative and qualitative metrics to be tracked for crypto assets? It’s a tool for those engaged in the cryptographic asset sector, in any capacity. Over the last couple of months we’ve seen that are comprehensive enough to cover current and emerging distributed ledger technologies.
- AMBIGUOUS DISTINCTION BETWEEN THESE ASSETS
- Programmable value that can be used freely by anyone, in any sector of industry and society, as a capital, transformable/consumable, or a store of value asset. These assets also serve as the foundation where Protocol Tokens are created, issued, and operated. Represent a claim to a capital, transformable/consumable, or a store of value asset. They can only capture a specific market segment, which effectively limits their use as store of value.
- General form of money with the potential to capture global M1 and M2 money supply. That is, monies that are very liquid such as cash in circulation and checking deposits (M1), in addition to savings, mutual funds and other time deposits. Distributed protocols that integrate high-level programming capabilities and are not limited to peer-to-peer electronic transfer of value. While their main economic activity is not capturing global M1 and M2 money supply, their breadth and depth in the ecosystem makes these assets an attractive store of value.
- Tokens that are native to decentralized applications and have a cryptographic asset associated with their use or monetization Formed by locking value in the parent chain, and sending it to a pegged distributed ledger.
- EXAMPLES OF PROTOCOL TOKENS (APP TOKENS AND SIDE CHAINS)
- EXAMPLES OF PROTOCOL TOKENS (APP TOKENS AND SIDE CHAINS)
- FIRST OF ALL, EASE OF INTEGRATION
- Anon coins stats
- Market cap debate, we don’t take sides we provide tools to make informed decisions -> 1st Use Case TPS, Smart contract capability,
- INCREASING ADOPTION, HUGE INVESTMENT FLOWS API WILL BECOME AVAILABLE