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The document lists various research articles focused on cryptocurrency volatility, comparing it to other asset classes and financial markets. It highlights the need for further studies on the interlinkages between cryptocurrencies and traditional assets, particularly in the context of recent market developments and crises. The articles cover a range of topics including volatility spillovers, risk management, and the impact of macroeconomic factors on cryptocurrency returns.

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Fact Sheet

The document lists various research articles focused on cryptocurrency volatility, comparing it to other asset classes and financial markets. It highlights the need for further studies on the interlinkages between cryptocurrencies and traditional assets, particularly in the context of recent market developments and crises. The articles cover a range of topics including volatility spillovers, risk management, and the impact of macroeconomic factors on cryptocurrency returns.

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Year of

Sr. No Author Name Topic of Article Journal name


publication

A Comparison of Cryptocurrency Volatility— Financial


1 Alessio Brini & Jimm Benchmarking New and Mature Asset Classes 2024 Innovation

Investigating the Relationship Between Decisions in


Volatilities of Cryptocurrencies and Other Economics and
2 Achraf Ghorbel & AhFinancial Assets 2021 Finance

Return and Volatility Spillover Between Cogent


Cryptocurrencies, Oil Price, and Stock Market in Economics &
3 Hanan Haider Ali, S GCC Countries 2025 Finance

A Comparative Analysis on Probability of Journal of Risk


Volatility Clusters on Cryptocurrencies and and Financial
4 Usha Rekha ChinthapFOREX Currencies 2021 Management

Natural and
Applied
Volatility Spillover Effect Between Sciences
Cryptocurrency and Stock Market Using International
5 Iqra Hussain, NazakatMGARCH BEKK Model 2024 Journal (NASIJ)

Al Qalam: Jurnal
Ilmiah
Risk and Return Model of Digital Cryptocurrency Keagamaan dan
6 Rico Nur Ilham, IsfentAsset Investment in Indonesia 2022 Kemasyarakatan

Comparison of the Asymmetric Relationship


Between Bitcoin and Gold, Crude Oil, and the Journal of Risk
U.S. Dollar Before and After the COVID-19 and Financial
7 Yadong Liu, Nathee Outbreak 2023 Management

The Impact of the Cryptocurrency Market on Journal of Risk


Islamic vs. Conventional Stock Returns: Evidence and Financial
8 Naji Mansour Nomran,
from Gulf Cooperation Council Countries 2024 Management
Market Volatility in Cryptocurrencies: A Multidisciplinar
Comparative Study Using GARCH and TGARCH y Science
9 Vidya Bai G., Daniel Models 2025 Journal

International
Journal of
Volatility Spillovers and Correlation Between Economics and
10 Nidhi Malhotra & S Cryptocurrencies and Asian Equity Market 2019 Financial Issues

Bitcoin and Stock Markets: Are They Preprint on


Connected? Evidence from ASEAN Emerging Research
11 Abdollah Ah Mand &Economies 2020 Square

Journal of Asian
Finance,
Portfolio Diversification Benefits of Economics and
12 Bakri Abdul Karim, Cryptocurrencies and ASEAN-5 Stock Markets 2021 Business
cryptocurrency volatility
using high-frequency
data.
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with other crash
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