Sustainably investing in digital assets globally. (2022)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Selva Ozelli.
• Authors: Ozelli, Selva
• Contents: Foreword Preface Acknowledgments About the Author Introduction PART I – Digital Asset Utilization and Regulation in the United States Chapter 1 – About Bitcoin Chapter 2 – Ethereum Chapter 3 – Initial Coin Offerings Chapter 4 – New Financial Alternatives Chapter 5 – Hedging Bitcoins with Options on the World Wide Web Chapter 6 – Cryptocurrency Spreads Chapter 7 – Altcoin, Stablecoin, Utility Coins, and CBDC Chapter 8 – Cryptocurrency Tumblers and Mixing Services Chapter 9 – The Darknet Chapter 10 – Illicit Use of Cryptocurrencies Chapter 11 – Cybercrime Task Force Chapter 12 – Money Laundering Chapter 13 – Theft Hacking and Ransom Payments Chapter 14 – Cryptocurrency Bribes Chapter 15 – Corruption Chapter 16 – US Tax Evasion Chapter 17 – Intellectual Property Espionage and Cryptocurrency Chapter 18 – The US Government Implements Blockchain Programs to Improve Transparency and Inefficiency Chapter 19 – Supply Chain Management with Blockchain Amid the Covid Pandemic Chapter 20 – Are NFTs Here to Stay? Chapter 21 – Regulation of Digital Assets PART II – Digital Asset Utilization and Regulation Around the World Chapter 22 – Portugal Chapter 23 – Netherlands Chapter 24 – South Africa Chapter 25 – Switzerland Chapter 26 – Israel Chapter 27 – South Korea Chapter 28 – Brazil Chapter 29 – Canada Chapter 30 – Malta Chapter 31 – Germany Chapter 32 – The United Arab Emirates Chapter 33 – Turkey Chapter 34 – Singapore Chapter 35 – Puerto Rico Part III – Solarized Around the World Chapter 36 – Is US Environmental Tax Policy Hindering Solar Power to Fuel Digital Technologies? Chapter 37 –Japan to Solarize Its Burgeoning Digital Economy Chapter 38 – Green Policy and Crypto Energy Consumption in the EU Chapter 39 –Chinese Blockchain-Based Mobile Payment Revolution Chapter 40 –India Is Fostering a Solarized Digital Future Chapter 41 –Russia Leads Multinational Stablecoin Initiative Chapter 42 – Africa’s Solarized Digitalization Agenda in the Time of Coronavirus Chapter 43 – The Need to Report Carbon Emissions Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic Chapter 44 – The Pandemic Year Ends with a Tokenized Carbon Cap-and-Trade Solution Chapter 45 – The UN’s COP26 Climate Change Goals Include Emerging Tech and Carbon Taxes Index
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: Hoboken : John Wiley & Sons, Inc
• Publication Date: 2022
• Extent: 1 online resource (384 pages)
• Subjects: 332.6; Investments -- Psychological aspects; Computer security; Hacking -- Prevention; Digital currency; COVID-19 (Disease) -- Economic aspects
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781119885634
• Related ISBNs: 9781119885627
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