Web Mining for Estimating Regulatory Blockchain Readiness
Elias Iosif, Klitos Christodoulou, Andreas Vlachos

TL;DR
This paper presents a computational web mining model that quantitatively estimates countries' regulatory stance on cryptocurrencies, validated through experiments and enhanced by clustering analysis for better insights.
Contribution
It introduces a novel web mining-based model for assessing regulatory readiness of countries regarding cryptocurrencies, combining quantitative estimation with unsupervised learning.
Findings
High accuracy in regulatory stance estimation
Effective use of clustering for analysis
Validated approach with experimental results
Abstract
The regulatory framework of cryptocurrencies (and, in general, blockchain tokens) is of paramount importance. This framework drives nearly all key decisions in the respective business areas. In this work, a computational model is proposed for quantitatively estimating the regulatory stance of countries with respect to cryptocurrencies. This is conducted via web mining utilizing web search engines. The proposed model is experimentally validated. In addition, unsupervised learning (clustering) is applied for better analyzing the automatically derived estimations. Overall, very good performance is achieved by the proposed algorithmic approach.
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