Blockchain technology spillowers on Iran`s stock market fluctuations

Document Type : RESEARCH PAPER

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1 Ph. D of Economic Sciences, Department of Economics, Faculty of Management and Economics, University of Tabriz, Iran.

2 Professor of Economic Sciences, Department of Economics, Faculty of Management and Economics, University of Tabriz, Iran

3 Professor of Economic Sciences, Department of Economics, Faculty of Management and Economics, University of Tabriz, Iran.

Abstract

Determining the factors affecting stock market turmoil and risk with the development of capital asset pricing models has been considered by researchers. One of the variables that is closely related to financial markets is blockchain technology. Blockchain is a new technology in the field of secure computers. This technology can transform the digital world and, using distributed distribution features for each online transaction, execute transactions in such a way that assets can be identified in the future without compromising the privacy, security of assets and parties involved. It is done in the transaction. the present study investigates the blockchain technology overflow on the fluctuations of fluctuations of 84 selected companies in the stock market of the country during April 2011 to August 2021 using system generalized method of moments. The Iranian stock market has not been immune from the spillovers of this crisis. The results of the study show that market share, rate of return on assets have a positive effect on the spillower of fluctuations and blockchain technology, research and development have negative effects on spillover. All variables are statistically significant at the level of one percent confidence. Determining the factors affecting stock market turmoil and risk with the development of capital asset pricing models has been considered by researchers. One of the variables that is closely related to financial markets is blockchain technology. Blockchain is a new technology in the field of secure computers. This technology can transform the digital world and, using distributed distribution features for each online transaction, execute transactions in such a way that assets can be identified in the future without compromising the privacy, security of assets and parties involved. It is done in the transaction. the present study investigates the blockchain technology overflow on the fluctuations of fluctuations of 84 selected companies in the stock market of the country during April 2011 to August 2021 using system generalized method of moments. The Iranian stock market has not been immune from the spillovers of this crisis. The results of the study show that market share, rate of return on assets have a positive effect on the spillower of fluctuations and blockchain technology, research and development have negative effects on spillover. All variables are statistically significant at the level of one percent confidence.

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Stable Economy Journal
Volume 4, Issue 3 - Serial Number 12
September 2023
Pages 63-81

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