2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.frl.2021.102424
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Tail-event driven network of cryptocurrencies and conventional assets

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“…And for Russian-Ukrainian Conflict Period, portfolio 5's highest return of approximately 22.36% during this period indicates strong performance despite geopolitical tensions. This period's analysis supports the findings of Gao et al (2024), who examined the interdependence of cryptocurrencies and traditional financial assets during times of crisis.…”
Section: Portfolio Returns By Strategysupporting
confidence: 83%
“…And for Russian-Ukrainian Conflict Period, portfolio 5's highest return of approximately 22.36% during this period indicates strong performance despite geopolitical tensions. This period's analysis supports the findings of Gao et al (2024), who examined the interdependence of cryptocurrencies and traditional financial assets during times of crisis.…”
Section: Portfolio Returns By Strategysupporting
confidence: 83%
“…However, the quick increase of the connectedness suggests that it was not only the gains that cryptocurrencies and stock markets shared through the monetary injections but also the fear and losses due to the pandemic spreading. The role of cryptocurrencies as safe-havens against risks in the traditional markets and stock markets specifically is not corroborated by this latest shock to the financial stability which concords with the results of Shahzad et al, 2019 , Conlon and McGee, 2020 , Kristoufek, 2020 , Rubbaniy et al, 2021 , Chemkha et al, 2021 , Choi and Shin, 2021 , and Jiang et al (2021) . Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…Furthermore,Huang et al (2022) investigated the diversification advantages of nine cryptocurrencies and discovered that six of them offer considerable diversification benefits, suggesting that the lower the investor risk aversion, the more beneficial cryptocurrencies are as portfolio diversifiers. During uncertain economic environments, such as the Covid-19 pandemic period, cryptocurrencies provide the same diversification benefits as in more stable environments.The authors,Jiang et al (2022) analyzed the synchronizations between cryptocurrencies and conventional assets from a market risk perspective, demonstrating the existence of risk spillovers, which contradicts the majority of the research that verifies Bitcoin's separation from traditional assets. In addition, this article finds two significant network factors to explain the return of cryptocurrencies.…”
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confidence: 87%