Empirical Network Analysis of Blockchain Ledger (ENABLE) (not started yet)

• Establishing a methodological foundation for applying graph-based network analysis in context of blockchain economics to generate new empirical insights into reputation systems in DeFi, decentralized social networks, and on-chain marketing strategies.

• Cooperation between Goethe University (Prof. Dr. Oliver Hinz) and National Taiwan University (Prof. Dr. Chih-Ping Wei).

• Funded by Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) and National Science and Technology Council (NSTC).

Digital Assets & Decentralized Finance (DeFi) (ongoing)

• Investigating the market micro structure of centralized and decentralized exchanges for digital assets.

• Funded by efl – The Data Science Institute.

Web3 Cybersecurity Risks (ongoing)

• Evaluation and Measurement of Web3 Cybersecurity Risks.

• Funded by Frankfurter Institut für Risikomanagement und Regulierung (FIRM e.V.).

PERISCOPE: Privacy-Friendly Platform Business Models (ended)

• Project results: websites.fraunhofer.de/periscope-projekt

• Our main contribution: Recommender System for Privacy-Friendly Platform Business Model

• Funded by German Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) 

• Tokenization in Finance: Exploring the Transformative Impact of Tokenization on Financial Instruments (Master)

• Understanding Mobile Crypto Users: User Profiles, Usage Patterns and Adoption Decisions (Master)

• User Adoption Models for Token-Based Multiplayer Crypto Games (Master)

• Consumer Preferences for Privacy-Friendly Platform Business Models (Master)

• A Taxonomy of Privacy-Friendly Platform Business Models –  The Case of Digital Labor Platforms (Master)

• Evolution von Plattformgeschäftsmodellen für die Kryptoökonomie - Unterschiede zu traditionellen Plattformgeschäftsmodellen (Bachelor)

• Empirical Investigation of Crypto Network Evolution on the Basis of Consolidated Crypto Network Data (Bachelor)

• Crypto Currency Returns - An Application of Machine Learning Methods (Bachelor)

Lecture on "Decentralized Markets" as part of the course "Digital Business"
(summer semester 2025, winter semester 2025/2026)