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Project Pine: central bank open market operations with smart contracts

BIS Innovation Hub; Federal Reserve Bank of New York; … - 2025

Project Pine is a joint research study by the New York Fed's New York Innovation Center and the BIS Innovation Hub Swiss Centre that explores if and how central banks can implement monetary policy in a potential future state where the financial sector widely adopts tokenisation in wholesale markets.

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Smart contract applications : revolutionizing blockchain technology

Eswaran, Ushaa; Eswaran, Vivek; Murali, Keerthna; … - In: Unveiling Blockchain Enabled Business Applications, (pp. 73-92). 2026

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Smart contract and architecture of blockchain

Sriman, B.; Hilda Jerlin, C. M.; Suguna, R.; Pavithra, S.; … - In: Unveiling Blockchain Enabled Business Applications, (pp. 93-117). 2026

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Immobilientransaktionen mit Blockchain und Smart Contract

Kronberger, Fabian - 2026

Wie lässt sich eine Immobilientransaktion vollständig, sicher und rechtskonform über Blockchain-Technologie und Smart Contracts abwickeln - ein Ansatz, der bis vor kurzem als visionär galt und nun neue Maßstäbe setzt.Im Mittelpunkt stehen acht richtungsweisende Forschungsfragen, die den...

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Decentralised finance in the EU : developments and risks

ESMA - 2023

Decentralised finance (DeFi) has attracted attention from investors and regulators, as the latest and arguably most innovative development in the crypto area. This article assesses the development of DeFi, its distinctive features, and the risks it raises to ESMA's objectives, with a view to...

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Decentralised finance : a categorisation of smart contracts

ESMA - 2023

contracts on the Ethereum blockchain, define five major smart contract categories, and monitor their relative incidence over … time. We note a major difference in terms of smart contracts heterogeneity between the first and the second surge in smart … contract deployment (occurring in 2017-2018 and in 2021-2023, respectively), reflecting the increased complexity of smart …

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Wholesale central bank digital currency : the safe way to debt capital market efficiency

Hebert, Josselin; Moshammer, Edmund; Barth, Herbert - 2023

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The crypto ecosystem: key elements and risks : report submitted to the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors

Bank für Internationalen Zahlungsausgleich - 2023

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Scaling Smart Contracts via Layer-2 Technologies : Some Empirical Evidence

Cong, Lin William; Hui, Xiang; Tucker, Catherine; Zhou, … - 2023

Blockchain-based smart contracts can potentially replace certain traditional contracts through decentralized enforcement and reduced transaction costs. However, scalability is a key bottleneck hindering their broader application and adoption, often leading to concentrated or exclusive networks....

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Major conundrums and possible solutions in DeFi insurance

Zhou, Peng; Zhang, Ying - 2025

This paper empirically explores the early development of insurance projects in the decentralized finance (DeFi) industry, which is based on disruptive technologies like blockchain and smart contracts. A brief history of DeFi is narrated stressing four risks of DeFi (volatility risk, cyberattack...

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