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Bitcoin papers by Web of Science document type

Bitcoin papers by Web of Science document type

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Since 2012, there has been growing interest in bitcoin scientific research from different fields, including computer science and engineering, economics, business and finance, law and regulatory. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate bitcoin literature based on the structures and networks of science, as a first step in the research of this new ph...

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... article published in scientific journals is the type of document most used by the authors to present their results (51.4%). On the second position is the Proceedings paper with 37.5% (Table 2). We observed that Web of Science assigns papers to one or more research areas. ...

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... Finally, the novelty of our study lies in its distinction from recently published bibliometric analyses of cryptocurrencies. For example, several studies have exclusively conducted bibliometric analyses focusing on Bitcoin (Merediz-Solà & Bariviera 2019; Ramona et al. 2019;Shen et al. 2020), while others have explored cryptocurrencies from various perspectives, including their growth (García-Corral et al. 2022), economic implications (Yue et al. 2021), financial asset role (Jalal et al. 2021), adoption trends (Sousa et al. 2022), and the evolution from a technological to an economic standpoint (Jiang et al. 2021). However, our current systematic literature review and bibliometric analysis emphasize the use of high-frequency data in cryptocurrency market research. ...
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... To fill the gaps and identify the next directions in the field, also to confirm our hypothesis that CBDC is one of the main subfields of the blockchain research in finance, we have looked at what has already been done. As previously mentioned, Ramona et al. (2019) Bitcoins literature review is one of the first bibliometric analyses related to blockchain. Ante (2020) There are also niche bibliometric analyses conducted in the field of cryptocurrencies. ...
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