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Analysis of Bitcoin Virtual Currency and Prediction Model
Okruhľanský, Lukáš ; Koch, Miloš (referee) ; Budík, Jan (advisor)
The subject of my bachelor's thesis is the analysis of Bitcoin virtual currency. Teoretical part of my thesis is about how bitcoin essentialy works, how it is technicaly implemented, safety issues, legal point of view. Applied part is dedicated to teoretical explanation of technical, fundamental and pychological analysis. In applied part I also analyse exchange prices of bitcoin from its creation until present day by using technical, fundamental and pychological analysis. Last part of my bachelor's thesis is making a prediction model based on fundamental and technical analysis.
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Financial market analysis using deep learning algorithm
Nimrichter, Adam ; Burget, Radim (referee) ; Mašek, Jan (advisor)
The thesis deals with methods for analysis of financial markets, focused on cryptocurrencies. The theoretical part, in a context of virtual currencies, describes block-chain technology, financial indicators and neural networks with recurrent architectures. Main goal is to create a system for giving a recommendation either for buy, or sell the currency. The system consists of designed financial strategy and predicted value of the currency, for which is used financial indicators and LSTM neural network. Tests were performed on Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum historical data from year 2017.
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Cryptocurrencies and Their Trading Options
Kubík, Lubomír ; Dušková, Monika (referee) ; Luhan, Jan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis focuses on the development and formation of cryptocurrencies especially the most common cryptocurrency Bitcoin. It describes the principles of blockchain and decentralized currencies. It focuses on the comparison of individual kinds of cryptocurrencies which are compared from several points of view, such as their origin, the principle of their functioning and value. Furthermore the possibilities of acquiring and trading cryptocurrencies are analyzed and compared. These options include extraction, purchase through digital currency exchange and exchange trading. Individual solutions are compared in terms of their convenience for a particular user.
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Virtual currency and european law.
Vaculín, Michal ; Tomášek, Michal (advisor) ; Vondráčková, Aneta (referee)
Virtual currency and EU law Abstract This thesis focuses on the very topical issue of virtual currencies and European Union law, highlighting their growing importance in the global context. The introduction provides a historical overview of the evolution of money, from primitive barter to modern decentralized finance (DeFi) and virtual currencies. This context allows for a deeper understanding of the role of cryptocurrencies as the latest stage in the evolution of financial systems and how these currencies are transforming traditional concepts of money and financial transactions. The second part of the thesis presents a detailed introduction to the issues of cryptocurrencies, including the technical categorization of digital assets, explanation of the terminology used, and a description of the individual characteristics of cryptocurrencies, including their advantages and risks. The work also addresses the technological foundation of cryptocurrencies, particularly the distributed ledger technology (DLT), cryptocurrency wallets, and the energy intensity of DLT. It introduces the most significant and well-known virtual currencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum as well as lesser-known altcoins. Special attention is given to the energy intensity of DLT, which is often a hotly debated topic in the context of...
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Cryptocurrencies and Their Trading Options
Kubík, Lubomír ; Dušková, Monika (referee) ; Luhan, Jan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis focuses on the development and formation of cryptocurrencies especially the most common cryptocurrency Bitcoin. It describes the principles of blockchain and decentralized currencies. It focuses on the comparison of individual kinds of cryptocurrencies which are compared from several points of view, such as their origin, the principle of their functioning and value. Furthermore the possibilities of acquiring and trading cryptocurrencies are analyzed and compared. These options include extraction, purchase through digital currency exchange and exchange trading. Individual solutions are compared in terms of their convenience for a particular user.
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Interplay between Bitcoin price and its mining difficulty
Ondruška, Daniel ; Krištoufek, Ladislav (advisor) ; Debatz, Laure (referee)
Cryptocurrencies are well known asset that almost everyone at least heard of. Some of these cryptocurrencies have all of its supply already in circulation, while others do not. Two biggest cryptocurrencies, Ethereum and Bitcoin, have their supply being increased every day through the process known as mining, which many never even heard of. This process and its interaction with price are the main topic of this thesis. Price and hash rate, which is good and flexible index of difficulty of mining, of Bitcoin and Ethereum are studied and it is shown, that there is an interplay among both currencies but also withing the currency itself.
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Financial market analysis using deep learning algorithm
Nimrichter, Adam ; Burget, Radim (referee) ; Mašek, Jan (advisor)
The thesis deals with methods for analysis of financial markets, focused on cryptocurrencies. The theoretical part, in a context of virtual currencies, describes block-chain technology, financial indicators and neural networks with recurrent architectures. Main goal is to create a system for giving a recommendation either for buy, or sell the currency. The system consists of designed financial strategy and predicted value of the currency, for which is used financial indicators and LSTM neural network. Tests were performed on Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ethereum historical data from year 2017.
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Volatility of virtual currency Bitcoin
Jozífek, Michal ; Hoffman, Andrej (advisor) ; Mazáček, David (referee)
The main topic of this thesis is Volatility of virtual currency Bitcoin. In theoretical part I will focus on significant historical milestones of Bitcoin. We are going to find out, if Bitcoin meets the criteria to be called good money, how is it with inflation and deflation in Bitcoin and what is and how mining works. Practical part is divided into three smaller analyses. The main part looks into fluctuation in the entire history of Bitcoin and attempts to seek for its causes. The second part examines the development of places, where it is possible to pay with Bitcoin. The last part is an inquiry into mining profitability under circumstances in February 2017.
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Bitcoin: Media Portrayal of a Cryptocurrency
Keprtová, Tereza ; Stroukal, Dominik (advisor) ; Huněk, Filip (referee)
The main aim of this diploma thesis is to find out how the Czech printed media face relatively new and complex phenomenon that emerged in the monetary sphere - virtual currency bitcoin. Through the means of quantitative content analysis, all printed titles showing relevant references to bitcoin between the years 2009 and 2016 were examined. The thesis is divided into several chapters. The theoretical part contains different media concepts dealing with the agenda-setting, the creation of a media portrayal and the construction of social reality through mass media. From a theoretical point of view, the cryptocurrency bitcoin was also subject for detailed analysis. The following methodological part of the thesis introduces the main objective of research, research questions and research design. The analytical part provides a clear overview of the results obtained, then interpreted and compared with predetermined hypothesis. The overview of collected findings about the media image of the virtual currency bitcoin in the Czech press are summarized in the conclusion. The thesis is the first paper to deal with the issues of the virtual currency bitcoin from the point of view of media discourse in the Czech Republic, and its ambition was to gather completely new information on this topic.
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Legal regulation of payment transactions
Martiník, Pavel ; Kotáb, Petr (advisor) ; Kohajda, Michael (referee)
Topic: Legal Regulation of Payment Transactions Author: Bc. Pavel Martiník Supervisor: JUDr. Petr Kotáb, Ph.D. Regulation of payment services plays a key role in this era driven by escalating digitalization. The aim of this Thesis is to depict current challenges that this area of financial law faces and to propose a basis for regulation that can be implemented in the Czech Republic. The main topic of this Thesis is virtual currencies, more specifically Bitcoins and their status within the system of payment services regulations. After a short introduction, the first chapter of this Thesis describes theoretical background of payment services regulation, especially general and specific aims of legislation in this area of financial law, by addressing it in full context of private and public law. Besides that, it also briefly illustrates the history of payment services and money. The next chapter deals with current regulation that has been adopted in the Czech Republic. Besides virtual currencies, electronic money is discussed in full detail due to its similar features with virtual currencies. Furthermore, foreign regulation of payment systems is briefly described in order to provide a comparison with the Czech Republic. Therefore, both Czech and foreign regulations dealing with virtual currencies that...
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