IJTCS Track B: Blockchain Theory and Technology
This track focuses on original studies on blockchains, cryptocurrencies and distributed financial markets. Papers may report the most recent developments on the theory, design, implementation, and analysis of blockchain infrastructure, economics, security, performance, interoperability, and other topics related to blockchains and distributed ledgers at large.
After the submission is accepted, the authors can select to publish a full paper or 1-page extended abstract in the proceeding.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Consensus protocols and scalability
Smart contracts: design, analysis, security, attacks
Distributed storage
Automated market makers and exchanges
Mechanism design for blockchains
Equilibrium and game theoretic analysis for blockchains
Transaction fees and tokenomics
Network formation games, network structure and performance studies
Mean field games, stochastic games, evolutionary games in blockchains
Financial markets
Information elicitation and oracles
Token bridges and cross-chain solutions
Security on blockchains: threat models, attacks, and solutions
Privacy and anonymity, privacy-oriented computation
Quantum-resilient cryptography and its applications in blockchains and financial markets
Program Chairs
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Jing Chen (Algorand)
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Xiaotie Deng (Peking University)
Program Committee
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Muhammed Esgin
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Bo Li
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Luchuan Liu
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Yi Sun
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Ye Wang
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Jiayu Xu
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Yingjie Xue