Background and aims Crypto-currency trading is a rapidly growing form of behaviour
characterised by investing in highly volatile digital assets based largely on blockchain …

Background and aims The volatile and 24/7 nature of the cryptocurrency market allows
traders to engage in speculative trading patterns closely resembling gambling. Its potential …

Some forms of speculative trading share similarities with gambling. Decisions are often
based on limited information, short-term motives for gain, and highly volatile and uncertain …

Cryptocurrencies are emerging digital currencies that allow anonymity in accessing various
risk-taking activities through the Internet (eg, drugs, gambling). However, given conceptual …

Researchers have only recently begun investigating the associations between
cryptocurrency and gambling, although the structural similarities of financial speculation and …

Algorithm aversion, which is a widely observed phenomenon, suggests that customers
prefer human advisors over robo-advisors in automated wealth management. Studies have …

Background and aims To review the conceptual and empirical relationship between
gambling, investing, and speculation. Methods An analysis of the attributes differentiating …

© 2021, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. All rights reserved. Investment behaviour
and gambling overlap from time to time. It is stated that there is a spectrum between …

Background and aims Personal investors decrease their stock market investment returns by
trading frequently, which the behavioral finance literature has primarily explained via …

Investing and gambling share key features, in that both involve risk, the coming together of
two or more people, and both are voluntary activities. However, investing is generally a …