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Journal articles on the topic "Cryptomonnaie – Droit"
Capelle, Pierre. "Physique quantique et droit." Revue de la recherche juridique, no. 2 (March 27, 2024): 753–70. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/rjj.197.0753.
Full textArsenault, Joanie, and Myriam Ertz. "Bitcoin et chaîne de blocs : état des lieux et implications pour la gouvernance mondiale." Revue Organisations & territoires 27, no. 2 (December 1, 2018): 117–27. http://dx.doi.org/10.1522/revueot.v27n2.877.
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Filezac, de l'Etang Cyril. "Une apprοche hοlistique des cryptοmοnnaies : Attractivité, Règlementatiοn et Ρrοtectiοn." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Normandie, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024NORMLH31.
Full textThe economy and the financial world have undergone a number of upheavals, triggering changes in habits and approaches for people, governments and global institutions alike. The emergence of crypto-currencies in 2008, with Bitcoin as their flagship, caused a veritable tidal wave, forcing institutions to rethink the economy. Investors, for their part, waited to see what role crypto-currencies would play before invading this new market. Faced with assets that appear to be based on no economic law, where conventional indicators do not seem to be able to indicate their evolution over time, the risks of losses have increased. Just like the financial markets with which we are all familiar, we needed to be able to offer a reading of the cryptocurrency market and its variations. This intuition was reinforced by the growing concern among institutions about losses and the lack of regulation in this market. This is why, throughout this thesis, we study the dynamics and behaviour of cryptocurrencies over time.In the first chapter, we employ a non-linear distributed lag autoregressive (NARDL) model to illustrate the existence of asymmetric effects, both in the short and long term, of attractiveness variables such as Google searches and Wikipedia consultation statistics on cryptocurrency prices. In the short term, all our cryptocurrencies react more or less strongly to attractiveness factors. In the long term, the absence of any effect on cryptocurrencies, demonstrating a more complex valuation process. The study does not provide conclusive evidence on the influence of attractiveness on stablecoins.In the second chapter, we concentrate our study on the effects of institutional announcements and media announcements on stablecoins, a particular type of cryptocurrency, known for being stable in time. Using a high-frequency event study, the results underline the importance of the American announcements for the decentralized stablecoin and the importance of media with the most important stablecoin on the market, Tether. The nature of the results means that policies and institutions can be involved from a macroprudential perspective and with a view to international coordination.The last chapter allow to delve further, considering the capability of stablecoins to serve as an alternative of physical gold as a safe haven. By studying simultaneously, the distribution tails with the quantile regression and the signals analysis with the wavelet analysis, we underline the capability of stablecoins to replace physical gold, assuming of the localization of market stress
Bonnet, Joris. "Les financements sur une blockchain : nouveaux défis du droit financier à l'aune de la finance décentralisée." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Strasbourg, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024STRAA001.
Full textTraditional finance is struggling to renew, new decentralized finance applications offer financial services based on coded protocols entirely managed by users. Historical classifications of finance are largely ineffective and categories such as financial instruments do not allow to construct a relevant framework. These must be overcome to be able to regulate all decentralized assets in a more inclusive manner. Financial communication has become obsolete and requires an overhaul to consider the new motivations of investors and environmental imperatives
Jonchères, Erwan J. "Encadrement juridique des monnaies numériques : bitcoin et autres cryptomonnaies." Thèse, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/13991.
Full textLes cryptomonnaies sont des monnaies numériques, qui se sont développées hors de tout contrôle étatique et qui fonctionnent de manière décentralisée. Bien qu’étant encore à leurs balbutiements, ces cryptomonnaies, à l’instar du Bitcoin, soulèvent de nombreuses questions juridiques. Dans ce mémoire, seront analysées les différentes définitions qui pourraient inclure la cryptomonnaie, avant de nous concentrer sur la définition de la monnaie numérique. Ensuite, seront étudiés, les aspects criminogènes des cryptomonnaies et la volonté des États d’avoir un certain contrôle sur celles-ci. Puis après nous être concentré sur la fiscalité applicable aux monnaies numériques, il sera nécessaire d’examiner l’étendue de la protection des consommateurs, dans leurs rapports aux cryptomonnaies. Pour ce faire nous nous appuierons, entre autre, sur les lois canadiennes, françaises et américaines. Toutefois vous vous en rendrez-compte, les cryptomonnaies n’ont pas encore été totalement englobés dans les systèmes juridiques des trois pays étudiés, et les tribunaux n’ont été saisis que dans très peu d’affaires relatives aux monnaies numériques, ce qui implique que de nombreuses incertitudes juridiques persistent à l’heure actuelle.
Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies which developped outside of state control. They function in a purely decentralized manner. Although they are only at an early stage, those cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin, raise many legal issues. In this article we will analyze different definitions which might include cryptocurrencies, before focusing on the definition of digital currencies. Therefore we will study the criminal aspects of cryptocurrencies and the willingness of the states to gain a certain control over them. Then, after focusing on the taxes applying to digital currencies, it is necessary to examine the extent of the consumer’s protection while dealing with cryptocurrencies. In order to do this, we will rely, among others, on Canadian, French and American laws. As you will notice by yourselves the cryptocurrencies have not yet been fully encompassed within the legal systems of those three countries, and as the courts have only been seized in very few cases relating to digital currencies, you will find that many legal uncertainties currently persist.