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Digital Finance

1 papers in the last 7 days · category: Finance · publisher: Springer Science+Business Media · ISSN 2524-6984

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Key findings

  • Digital Finance published 7 papers in the last 30 days (2026-09-27 to 2026-10-26), ranking #103 of 239 journals.
  • Leading institutions: Norwegian University of Science and Technology (1), INESC TEC (1) and University of Twente (1).
  • Countries: Norway (1), Portugal (1) and Netherlands (1).
  • From Apr 2024 to Sep 2026, Digital Finance published 108 papers (4 a month on average, by publication date in OpenAlex).
  • Its most frequent keywords over that period were “Bitcoin” (18), “decentralized finance” (11) and “Ethereum” (10).
  • Its most-cited paper of the period is “Interconnectedness among cryptocurrencies and financial markets: a systematic literature review” (2025-09-13), with 18 citations.

The last 30 months

Apr 24: 1 papersMay 24: 2 papersJun 24: 2 papersJul 24: 1 papersAug 24: 1 papersSep 24: 1 papersOct 24: 0 papersNov 24: 2 papersDec 24: 1 papersJan 25: 2 papersFeb 25: 1 papersMar 25: 5 papersApr 25: 1 papersMay 25: 10 papersJun 25: 6 papersJul 25: 3 papersAug 25: 2 papersSep 25: 6 papersOct 25: 4 papersNov 25: 3 papersDec 25: 5 papersJan 26: 4 papersFeb 26: 2 papersMar 26: 9 papersApr 26: 3 papersMay 26: 4 papersJun 26: 7 papersJul 26: 6 papersAug 26: 5 papersSep 26: 9 papers
Apr 24Sep 26
Papers by publication date, Apr 2024 to Sep 2026
Apr 24–Sep 24Oct 24–Sep 25Oct 25–Sep 2630 months
83961108
Most frequent keywords, Apr 2024 to Sep 2026
#KeywordPapers
1Bitcoin18
2decentralized finance11
3Ethereum10
4cryptocurrency market8
5financial inclusion8
6blockchain7
7decentralized exchanges7
8COVID-19 pandemic6
9digital assets6
10stablecoins6
Papers, newest first.
DateTitleJournalAuthorsAffiliations
2026-10-23Dynamic prediction of loss given default in Norwegian retail credit card debt: advanced machine learning versus statistical modelsDigital FinanceCathy Ho, Isabel A. C. Sandersen, Espen Selliken et al.Norwegian University of Science and Technology
2026-10-09The naive–power law blend as a robust baseline for bitcoin price forecastingDigital FinanceCarlos Baquero, Daniel TinocoINESC TEC
2026-10-08A stability-validated unsupervised anomaly detection framework for identifying suspicious pre-listing trading behavior in cryptocurrency marketsDigital FinanceGela Tsuladze, Frédérik Sinan Bernard, Marcos MachadoUniversity of Twente
2026-10-05Cross-numeraire relative pricing of ethereum: data authority, market frictions, and static arbitrage boundsDigital FinanceHongzhe WenWashington University in St. Louis
2026-09-28Correction: Crypto-assets and the risk of money launderingDigital FinanceMichele Manna, Irene Cesarotto, Andrea SilvestriniBank of Italy
2026-09-28Protocol liquidity, rule-based benchmarks, and USDT yield predictability in DeFi lendingDigital FinanceYuhang Li, Hyoung-Goo Kang, Myeongsu ChoiHanyang University
2026-09-28Who holds the power in DeFi? Insights from a transactional network analysis of risk and controlDigital FinanceAndry Alamsyah, Ki Anisa Zahria Salsabila, Nora Amelda RizalTelkom University
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Scholar4AI. (2026). Digital Finance. Journal Research Rankings. Retrieved October 26, 2026, from https://scholar4ai.com/journals/digital-finance

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  note = {Journal Research Rankings; data from OpenAlex (CC0); licensed CC BY-NC 4.0}
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