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Proof of Reserve
This document contains the agenda for a cryptocurrency class. It lists several student presentations on topics related to cryptocurrency that will take place, including analyses of SHA hashing in Bitcoin, financial markets and game theory related to cryptocurrencies, and studying coinbase reserves to predict market price. It also references materials on the history of banking and reserve requirements. The document provides details on cryptocurrency student projects and presentations for an upcoming class.
Proof of Reserve
- 1. Cryptocurrency Café UVa cs4501Spring 2015 David Evans Class 25: Proof of Reserve New York City, 1929
- 2. Plan Multiplicative Magic ofBanking Proof of Reserve: Jack Doerner 1London 2007
- 3. Project Presentations StartMonday 15 minutes each team Enlightening and engrossing presentations expected! 2 An Analysis and Breakdown of SHA Hashing in Bitcoin Jeremy Gabalski Financial Markets, Game Theory, and Self-Regulation Merlin Zhang, Trisha Hajela Kickstarting PointCoin Jake Shankman Studying Coinbase Reserves as a means of Predicting Market Price Alex Coffin, Ankit Gupta, Tara Raj, Corrigan Blanchfield Subsidy Studies Laurence Meyers, Jacob Rosenberg Check website for links to presentation advice!
- 4. 3 From J. BradfordDe Long “Estimates of World GDP, One Million BC to Present” http://delong.typepad.com/print/20061012_LRWGDP.pdf
- 5. 4 From J. BradfordDe Long “Estimates of World GDP, One Million BC to Present” http://delong.typepad.com/print/20061012_LRWGDP.pdf Bank of Amsterdam 1609 Start of reserve banking (~1650)
- 6. Reserve Banking MultipliesMoney! 5
- 7. Reserve Requirement 6 US: 10%(banks over $103M) China, Brazil: 20% Switzerland: 2.5% Eurozone: 1%
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