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DESCRIPTION:Due to its salient features including decentralization\, anonym
 ity\, security\, trust\, and auditability\, blockchain has attracted treme
 ndous attention from both academia and industry. The advent of blockchain 
 networks and their applications in various domains\, including computer ne
 tworks\, data sciences\, and Fin-Tech\, create a new field of study for ac
 ademia and industry: cryptoeconomics. It can extend the analytical framewo
 rk based on the economic networking perspective to modeling\, designing\, 
 and analyzing the participant interactions in any ecosystem raised from or
  built upon blockchain networks. Therefore\, this tutorial first analyzes 
 the participants' behaviors from the economic perspective and presents how
  the rational/irrational behaviors affect the performance and security of 
 a distributed system. Then\, from the engineering perspective\, this tutor
 ial shows a series of economic mechanisms and case studies\, illustrating 
 that a well-functioning\, scalable cryptoeconomics network is able to serv
 e as an efficient platform for decision arbitration and allocation of the 
 resources ranging from physical utilities (e.g.\, hardware) to financial a
 ssets. As a result\, cryptoeconomics can shed light on the better characte
 rization of the blockchain-assisted systems.\n\nCo-sponsored by: School of
  Electrical and Information Engineering\, Tianjin University\n\ntianjin\, 
 China\, Tianjin\, China
LOCATION:tianjin\, China\, Tianjin\, China
ORGANIZER:zhangz@tju.edu.cn
SEQUENCE:0
SUMMARY:Cryptoeconomics: Economic Mechanisms behind Blockchains
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/336903
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Due to its salient features including dece
 ntralization\, anonymity\, security\, trust\, and auditability\, blockchai
 n has attracted tremendous attention from both academia and industry. The 
 advent of blockchain networks and their applications in various domains\, 
 including computer networks\, data sciences\, and Fin-Tech\, create a new 
 field of study for academia and industry: cryptoeconomics. It can extend t
 he analytical framework based on the economic networking perspective to mo
 deling\, designing\, and analyzing the participant interactions in any eco
 system raised from or built upon blockchain networks. Therefore\, this tut
 orial first analyzes the participants' behaviors from the economic perspec
 tive and presents how the rational/irrational behaviors affect the perform
 ance and security of a distributed system. Then\, from the engineering per
 spective\, this tutorial shows a series of economic mechanisms and case st
 udies\, illustrating that a well-functioning\, scalable cryptoeconomics ne
 twork is able to serve as an efficient platform for decision arbitration a
 nd allocation of the resources ranging from physical utilities (e.g.\, har
 dware) to financial assets. As a result\, cryptoeconomics can shed light o
 n the better characterization of the blockchain-assisted systems.</p>
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