Andreas Park PRO
Professor of Finance at UofT
Participants create a blockchain wallet, obtain test tokens, and conduct transactions on Ethereum’s Sepolia test network.
The deck covers crypto futures and options markets
The deck covers "funky" stabelcoins that maybe don't quite deserve their name..
This deck introduces some tech concepts but shorter; it's a 2024 update
This lecture introduces the fundamental concepts of decentralization versus centralization and the implications for financial intermediation. It explains how a blockchain functions as a hash-linked database that records a full series of transactions. Participants will learn about key concepts, including immutability, distributed networks, and how decentralization can eliminate traditional intermediaries. It also introduces smart contracts, defining their capabilities, limitations, and use cases in decentralized applications.
A conference version of the AMM paper expanded for a full seminar; to be used at Chapman
Presentation for the 2024 Rotman Finance PhD topics course