A paper a week, makes your blockchain knowledge sleek

Hello Everyone,

Hopefully, you're all doing very well.

On the back of a conversation with a Hong Kong-based friend this morning, I had an idea:

As many of you know, I have embarked on a crazy marathon of a journey since 2018. Yes, I am referring to my PhD in Finance on the subject of blockchain.

One of the essential learnings I had so far is that it is impossible to understand an academic paper without enough time.

Two challenges arise:

1) There is?so much?to read and learn! Check out the results returned if you search for blockchain on google scholar:

2) Most of us are?extremely busy?and hardly find the time to read academic papers at all. There is school and work and family and the eventual workout.

So, to help a little bit, I have decided to write a LinkedIn post every Tuesday morning.

The objective is to share one academic paper on blockchain that I found worth the time reading end-to-end.

Of course, you might not always agree with my choices. Rather than scrolling through thousands of google scholar results, I still hope to add value by curating, purely based on my preferences at this stage. :-)

Hopefully, you will find this helpful. I'll start today with a seminal paper that even Satoshi Nakamoto cites in the Bitcoin whitepaper:

Title:?How to timestamp a digital document

Year: 1991

Authors:?Stuart Haber, W. Scott Stornetta

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