Incentive Compatibility of Bitcoin Mining Pool Reward Functions Okke Schrijvers, Joseph Bonneau, Dan Boneh, and Tim Roughgarden Stanford University Abstract. In this paper we introduce a game-theoretic model for reward

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• Cryptocurrencies
• Bitcoin
• Neuroscience
• Alternative currencies
• Economy
• Mining pool
• Money
• Reward system

CS364A: Algorithmic Game Theory Lecture #15: Best-Case and Strong Nash Equilibria∗ Tim Roughgarden† November 11,

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CS364A: Algorithmic Game Theory Lecture #20: Mixed Nash Equilibria and PPAD-Completeness∗ Tim Roughgarden† December 4, 2013 Today we continue our study of the limitations of learning dynamics and polynomial-time

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CS364A: Algorithmic Game Theory Lecture #18: From External Regret to Swap Regret and the Minimax Theorem∗ Tim Roughgarden† November 20, 2013

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An Algorithmic Game Theory Primer∗ Tim Roughgarden† June 21, 2008 Abstract We give a brief and biased survey of the past, present, and future of research on the interface

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Algorithmic Game Theory∗ Tim Roughgarden† May 12, 2009 1

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CS364A: Algorithmic Game Theory: The Top 10 List∗ Tim Roughgarden† December 4, The Vickrey auction. Remember back when you first learned it and it seemed surprising

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CS364A: Algorithmic Game Theory Lecture #7: Multi-Parameter Mechanism Design and the VCG Mechanism∗ Tim Roughgarden† October 14, 2013

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CS364A: Algorithmic Game Theory Lecture #4: Algorithmic Mechanism Design∗ Tim Roughgarden† October 2,

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