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    题名: 加密貨幣、穩定幣與金融市場長短期互動關係
    Long-term and Short-term Interaction among Cryptocurrencies, Stablecoins and Financial Markets
    作者: 張敦翔
    Chang, Tun-Hsiang
    贡献者: 林建秀
    Lin, Chien-Hsiu
    張敦翔
    Chang, Tun-Hsiang
    关键词: 加密貨幣
    穩定幣
    ARDL
    共整合分析
    誤差修正模型
    Cryptocurrency
    Stablecoin
    ARDL
    Cointegration Analysis
    Error Correction Model
    日期: 2023
    上传时间: 2023-07-06 16:45:21 (UTC+8)
    摘要: 從加密貨幣問世以來,透過去中心化與不受政府監管的特點博取廣大市場投資者的興趣,在這波浪潮下,關於加密貨幣的研究也如雨後春筍般產出。然而,近年來,儘管加密貨幣與傳統金融市場的低相關性或對沖風險能力逐漸獲得認可,但其極大的波動幅度也常使眾人卻步。為了改善這項缺點,與具備穩定價格的資產掛勾的穩定幣便應運而生,以加密貨幣資金避風港的角色於2014年開始發行。COVID-19爆發之後,隨著美國重啟量化寬鬆政策(Quantitative easing)與接連降息刺激經濟,大量資金流入市場推升加密貨幣價格,紛紛創下歷史新高。但就在2022年3月美國聯準會宣布恢復升息循環與縮表以打擊居高不下的通貨膨脹後,加密貨幣整體市值出現急遽下滑,也讓穩定幣再度浮上檯面。
    本文有別於過往文獻,將加密貨幣與穩定幣一同放入比較,觀察兩者對於傳統金融市場、商品以及不同變數間的反應。研究方法則首先以單根檢定確認變數序列有無呈現定態(Stationary),再結合ARDL(Autoregressive Distributed Lag Model)模型與Pesaran and Shin (1999)與Pesaran et al. (2001)所提出的 Bound Testing檢定加密貨幣、穩定幣和解釋變數間是否存在長期共整合關係,同時利用誤差修正模型(Error Correction Model)來識別短期互動方向,最後分別探討COVID-19疫情前後彼此間關聯是否發生變化。
    實證結果發現,加密貨幣不管在長期下與利率、避險資產黃金,抑或是短期內與恐慌指數VIX的互動,都凸顯加密貨幣帶給投資組合的避險效益有限。然而在穩定幣上,除了可以提供交易者在加密貨幣市況不佳時暫避風頭,本文更發現穩定幣短期下能夠在熊市或市場情緒恐慌之際,吸引資金流入,甚至在疫情後與利率的連結產生轉變,被投資者視為避風港。不過,由於加密貨幣與穩定幣屬於新興領域,市場信心度受負面消息影響甚巨,購買者仍須時刻注意。
    Since the emergence of cryptocurrency, its decentralized and unregulated features have attracted the interest of many investors, leading to a surge of research on the topic. Despite the low correlation or hedging ability of cryptocurrencies with traditional financial markets, their high volatility has often made investors cautious. To address this issue, stablecoins linked to assets with stable prices were introduced in 2014 to serve as a safe haven for cryptocurrency. After the outbreak of COVID-19, the injection of massive amounts of funds into the market by the US government`s quantitative easing policy and consecutive rate cuts pushed up the prices of cryptocurrencies, setting new historical highs one after another. But in March 2022, the Federal Reserve announced the resumption of interest rate hikes and balance sheet reduction to combat persistent inflation. This caused a sharp decline in the overall market capitalization of cryptocurrencies, and brought stablecoins back into the spotlight.
    Unlike previous literature, this paper compares both cryptocurrencies and stablecoins, examining their reactions to traditional financial markets, common trading assets, and different variables. The research method first confirms the stationarity of variable sequences using the unit root test, then combining the ARDL (Autoregressive Distributed Lag Model) model with the Bound Testing proposed by Pesaran and Shin (1999) and Pesaran et al. (2001) to investigate the existence of long-term cointegration relationships among cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and explanatory variables. The Error Correction Model is used to identify short-term interactive directions, and the changes in their correlation before and after the COVID-19 pandemic are separately explored.
    Empirical results show that cryptocurrencies have limited hedging benefits for investment portfolios in the long run, regardless of their interactions with interest rates, hedge assets such as gold, or the short-term interaction with the VIX index. On the other hand, stablecoins not only provide traders with a safe haven during adverse cryptocurrency market conditions, but also attract capital inflows during bear markets or market panic in the short term. Moreover, the link between stablecoins and interest rates underwent a change after the pandemic, making them more appealing to investors as a safe haven. However, as cryptocurrencies and stablecoins are still emerging fields, their market confidence is highly affected by negative news, and buyers need to remain vigilant.
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    描述: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    金融學系
    110352001
    資料來源: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0110352001
    数据类型: thesis
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