Welcome to the Cryptoeconomic Systems (CES) journal & conference series website.
The Cryptoeconomic Systems journal and conference series aims to be a reputable venue and scholarly publication of record for impactful original research and reviews, analyses & systematizations of existing knowledge with a focus on cryptocurrency & blockchain technology. By bringing together the technical fields of cryptography, protocol engineering and distributed systems research with insights from the domains of economics, law, complex systems and philosophy we wish to help crystallize a mature research commons.
The journal is to be published by The MIT Press using a diamond open access policy, co-ordinated by a Managing Editor Wassim Alsindi and two Editors-in-Chief: Andrew Miller and Neha Narula. Guidance comes from our Advisory Board, whose members are: Dan Boneh, Eric Budish, Justin Drake, Shafi Goldwasser, Maurice Herlihy, Simon Johnson, Dahlia Malkhi, Sendhil Mullainathan, Arvind Narayanan, Robert Townsend, Kevin Werbach & Pieter Wuille.
Though it had been less than 5 months since our October ‘19 Summit, we were ready to go again the following March! We presented our first peer reviewed conference event - Cryptoeconomic Systems ‘20 - in cooperation with USENIX, the advancing computing systems association. We gratefully acknowledge sponsorship from the Web3 Foundation, Calibra and Cooley LLP. Huge thanks to the MIT Bitcoin Club for hosting us alongside the 7th annual MIT Bitcoin Expo this year!
