Proposing a multiple infrastructure model for the utilization of bitcoin

Azita Sherej Sharifi; Mousa  Zalaki Ghorbanpour

doi:10.17163/ret.n23.2022.07

Azita Sherej Sharifi

Accounting Department, Nowshahr Branch,Islamic Azad University, Nowshahr, Iran

Mousa Zalaki Ghorbanpour

Management Department, Nowshahr Branch, Islamic Azad University, Nowshahr, Iran.

Resumen

Hoy en día, una de las razones más importantes de la omnipresencia de las monedas digitales son los beneficios únicosque brindan a los usuarios, que pueden atribuirse a la velocidad y eficiencia de los pagos, especialmente los pagos en elextranjero. Este estudio tuvo como objetivo proporcionar un modelo de infraestructura múltiple para el uso del bitcoin.Esta investigación se ha realizado de forma cualitativa utilizando herramientas de entrevista. La comunidad de la encuestaestá formada por expertos académicos, incluidos profesores universitarios especializados en los campos de monedasdigitales, comercio electrónico, finanzas y finanzas internacionales, y expertos empíricos formados por gerentesy expertos de organizaciones monetarias y financieras (bancos, bolsas de valores). La selección de muestras es saturaday propositiva. Finalmente, se seleccionaron 18 personas para responder las preguntas de la entrevista. El análisis de losdatos se realizó con el enfoque de la teoría del contexto (GT). Con base en los resultados alcanzados se obtuvieron seisredes principales, 14 componentes principales y 77 subcomponentes como múltiples infraestructuras para el uso delbitcoin. Los resultados también mostraron que la infraestructura económica y social puede afectar el uso del bitcoin. Sihay fondos para comprar los dispositivos necesarios y dar la bienvenida al bitcoin en la comunidad, será más útil comomoneda digital y más aceptable.

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Cryptocurrencies, bitcoins, electronic, money, infrastructures, digital cash, Grounded Theory (GT), Iran monedas, bitcoins, electrónica, dinero, infraestructuras, efectivo digital, Teoría fundamentada (GT), Irán

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