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Before “crypto winter” hit markets at the beginning of 2022, cryptocurrency was getting “boring” as some of the craziness of the earlier times was fading out and institutional investors had started to pour in, allocating a part of their large portfolios to crypto. [2/n]
The paper shows that sudden and large price moves in bitcoin prices (jumps) explain a large portion in the variation in bitcoin returns [2/n]
Our paper is motivated by recent work by @HannoLustig et al. (AER 2019) who found that currency carry trade strategies with T-bonds are different from those with T-bills because local currency term premia offset currency premia 2/n
We focus on Italy -- one of the first country struck by #COVIDー19 -- where the lockdown design offers a source of exogenous variation in the intensity of the lockdown at a granular level 2/n
In the paper we consider optimal taxation in a model with wealth-poor and wealth-rich households, where wealth derives from business capital and home ownership, and investigate the consequences of a rising wealth inequality at steady state on these tax rates [2/n]
2/n Investors buy #bitcoin on a multitude of exchanges, located in different countries, and against different fiat and cryptocurrencies.
2/ Today total cases dropped by 525 units (total active cases 100K). New cases today 1389: lowest number in many days.

2/ Numbers particularly good as they come after four days with a lot of tests. Today 65K, with a very low positive-to-test of 3.6%.

1/ another day of high test numbers (62K) and low positive-to-test ratio.
2/ Good news is that number of tests today are back up (52K). Positive-to-test ratio is 5.2% (flat).
1/ All measures point to downward trend at national level. Unfortunately, daily death growth rate roughly flat around 2%.
1/ These numbers are good and come after 3 days of high number of tests (which produce results not necessarily in same day). However, today tests dropped to 50K vs 61K yesterday. Variability is a bit concerning. Positive-to-test was 6%.