Impact of media on cryptocurrencies
Media plays a significant role in financial asset pricing. Investors need to understand how mainstream media and social media impacts different financial assets. A research conducted by Joel Peress, Professor of Finance at INSEAD, shows that media influences investors’ trading behavior. Positive media coverage can have a positive impact on asset pricing, while negative coverage impacts the asset negatively.
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