Protocol to identify ‘systemically important’ blockchain banks could help prevent a market crash: Study
After the collapse of Terra, the digital assets sector needed a way to identify critical nodes in the global DeFi community. Kanis Saengchote, a researcher at Chulalongkorn University in Thailand, recently developed a framework for identify ing and measuring systemic risk in decentralized finance (DeFi) institutions. The new protocol is called the Global Systematically Important Protocol (G-SIP), and it’s based on a similar endeavor instituted in the traditional banking industry. After the global banking crisis of 2008, the traditional finance sector collaborated to come up with a protocol for identifying critical banking structures in order to implement strategies for the prevention of future collapses. Related: UBS Group agrees to $3.25B ‘emergency rescue’ of Credit Suisse What they came up with is a system to identify and measure “global systemically important banks ” (G-SIBs). This allowed the Bank for International Settlements to identify weaknesses and establish standard...