The green, the dirty and the stable: Diversifying equity portfolios by adding tokens of different nature

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In this study we propose to empirically assess the potential diversification benefits of three types of cryptocurrencies (traditional: Bitcoin, green: Cardano and stablecoins: Tether) by including them in equity-based asset allocation strategies. We build monthly rebalanced minimum VaR portfolios based on different wavelet scales or investment horizons. We use the ADCC-GARCH model to fit the dynamic dependence structure. We find that traditional and green cryptocurrencies provide diversification opportunities when considering portfolio strategies based on short-term investment horizons. We also demonstrate that stablecoins may play the role of safe haven assets for those portfolio strategies based on long-term investment horizons.

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Esparcia, C., Fakhfakh, T., & Jareño, F. (2024). The green, the dirty and the stable: Diversifying equity portfolios by adding tokens of different nature. North American Journal of Economics and Finance, 69. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.najef.2023.102020

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