Blockchain Papers

Qing Liu, Zanhui Liu, Vivian Yue

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Jorge D' Peralta

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Dongshu Cheng, Chang Wang, Qi Chang

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Amit Kumar Jaiswal

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Acharya Sennimalai Kalimuthu

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Daria Zaitseva

The 2026 cryptocurrency market cycle has witnessed the emergence of a novel asset class that defies traditional financial categorization: the AI-Integrated Meme Asset (AIMA). This report provides an exhaustive analysis of this phenomenon, utilizing the trajectory of Act I: The AI Prophecy ($ACT) as a primary case study. We posit that the convergence of large language models (LLMs) and decentralized community coordination has created a new "meta" for liquidity formation, characterized by the transition from static meme imagery to dynamic, agentic interaction. Central to this analysis are two theoretical frameworks proposed herein: the "Spring Effect," a market mechanics model describing the kinetic release of accumulated volatility following suppression events, and "Cognitive HODLing," a behavioral finance concept drawing on Social Identity Theory and Kahneman’s Prospect Theory to explain the rigidity of social consensus in the face of founder betrayal. Through a synthesis of on-chain data, behavioral analysis, and the philosophical frameworks of Vitalik Buterin and Satoshi Nakamoto, this report argues that $ACT represents the pioneer of a "Decentralized Agentic Economy," where value is derived not from revenue, but from the resilience of the human-AI social fabric.

Siyu Jiang, Teng Ouyang, Yue Wang, Yifan Luo · 6 authors

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Abdessamad Lachir, Fouad Yakoubi, Samira Douzi, Bouabid El Ouahidi

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А. Л. Исайкина, Д. А. Каштелян

В работе исследуется трансформация рынка факторинга под влиянием внедрения технологии смарт-контрактов на основе технологии блокчейна. Рассматриваются финансовые аспекты: изменение структуры транзакционных издержек, минимизация рисков, повышение ликвидности за счет выхода на глобальные рынки капитала через DeFi-протоколы. На основе анализа данных Национального статистического комитета Республики Беларусь (Белстат) за 2025 г. и прогнозов на 2026 г. демонстрируется взаимосвязь между цифровизацией и ростом эффективности факторинговых операций. Особое внимание уделяется сравнению традиционной модели с инновационной моделью смарт-контрактинга. Проведенный анализ показывает, что применение смарт-контрактов позволяет не только ускорить оборот денежных средств, но и решить проблему асимметрии информации, что особенно критично для финансирования малого и среднего бизнеса.

Daria Mamotenko, Svitlana Hres-Yevreinova, О. М. Корнієнко, Sergiy Tsviliy · 5 authors

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Sümeyye Bayrakdar

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Ting Ting Mimi Jiang

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Suseta Datta, Rajdeep Roy, Sourav Banerjee, Utpal Biswas

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Tingyi Lin, Weiyu Qi, Karl Yu, Huanxi Zhang

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Kavindra Kumar, Sourabh Kumar Jain

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Muhammad Sannan Khaliq, Love Allen Chijioke Ahakonye, Jae‐Min Lee, Dong‐Seong Kim

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Masoud Barati, Chen Zhou, Nafiseh Kahani, Diana Rogachova · 6 authors

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Melker Forsell, Jesper Wrobel

Digital twins are digital representations that enable real-time monitoring, analysis, andprediction of outcomes of physical systems. They depend on continuous communicationto work, which increases the attack surface of the system and introduces security risks,especially regarding unauthorized access to digital twin data and operations. This thesisinvestigates how blockchain-based smart contracts can be used as an authorization mech-anism for a digital twin, by implementing a digital twin for a Crazyflie 2.1 and controllingaccess to it through a smart contract-based authorization layer.A prototype of this system was developed using Python and connected to the physicalUAV using the Crazyradio interface. Flight data was collected and used to identify a sim-plified digital twin representing the vertical subsystem. A blockchain-based authorizationlayer with role-based permissions was then implemented using Solidity smart contracts ina local Hardhat environment.The findings from this thesis show that such a system is feasible to implement. Flighttest runs show that the twin remained numerically stable at all times and estimated thephysical UAV’s state with bounded error. The authorization mechanism enforced the de-fined role-based access-control rules in the tested scenarios, with measured authorizationlatency in the local environment around 14–15 ms. Gas measurements were also used toestimate the relative computational cost of the smart contract operations.

Mohamed El Amine Kheraifia, Abdelatif Sahraoui, Makhlouf Derdour, Abdellah Kouzou · 6 authors

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G. Shankar, Malaiyappan Nandhini

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Elvira Immaculate Khwatenge, Mussa Ally, Geminpeter Lyakurwa, Hope Mbelwa

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Mujahid Ullah Khan Afridi

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Shaista Hasan, M. Safir, Sameer Ahmad

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Adam Kríž

This thesis deals with the implementation of a system for acquiring and processing transactions from various cryptocurrency blockchains. The aim of the thesis is to design and implement a system as a library that provides a unified interface for working with multiple blockchain networks. A key feature of the proposed system is its modularity, which enables future expansion to support additional cryptocurrencies. The thesis describes the architecture of selected blockchains and analyzes existing methods of obtaining data from these networks. Based on an analysis of available tools, Tatum.io was chosen as a suitable platform, as it offers interfaces for communication with a large number of blockchains. Subsequently, a general library model with an adapter-type architecture was designed, where each adapter ensures communication with a specific blockchain. The implementation was carried out in the Typescript language. The resulting library allows the user to track transactions based on specified parameters, which are: tracked address, time range (or block range), and blockchain type. The contribution of this work is the creation of a universal interface between the user and various blockchains without the need for detailed knowledge of them.