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• TITLE: The Drivers of Economic Bubbles in Cryptocurrencies That Affect Its Long-Term Sustainability

  AUTHORS: Michael Brode

  KEYWORDS: Cryptocurrency, Sustainability, Economic Bubbles, ESG, Investor Sentiment, Pump and Dump Schemes, Bitcoin, Blockchain, Economic Policy

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Business and Management, Vol.11 No.6, November 14, 2023

  ABSTRACT: Cryptocurrencies have emerged as a viable alternative to traditional financial systems. However, the rapid rise of cryptocurrencies has led to concerns and debates about the sustainable characteristics of risky investments like cryptocurrencies. This research explores the drivers of economic bubbles in the cryptocurrency market, potentially affecting their long-term sustainability and implications. In the quantitative analysis, this research employs time series analysis to analyze data and identify patterns of historical cryptocurrency prices and trading volume to explore the relationship between bubble indicators and sustainability factors. The qualitative analysis reveals that most investors rely on social media, newspapers, and other trusted businesses to gather information about the cryptocurrencies they intend to invest in.