Web3 and Blockchain Economy
Researching decentralized finance (DeFi) frameworks, tokenomics models, and investment value of Web3 infrastructure, exploring blockchain's potential to reshape traditional finance.
Lingyun Xiang is a life member of the Association of International Accountants (AIA). The AIA China website lists him as a recipient of the “International Accounting Distinguished Contribution” honor. His research interests include emerging industry finance, Web3 economics, private equity, digital finance and global macroeconomics.
Researching decentralized finance (DeFi) frameworks, tokenomics models, and investment value of Web3 infrastructure, exploring blockchain's potential to reshape traditional finance.
In-depth analysis of cross-border strategies, fund structures, and exit mechanisms in private equity for emerging industries, providing institutional investors with academically rigorous and practical strategic insights.
Focusing on fintech trends including digital currencies, smart contracts, regulatory technology (RegTech), and data-driven risk management models.
Analyzing global economic cycles, monetary policies of major economies, and geopolitical shifts to support strategic cross-border investment decisions.
His AIA life membership certificate is dated 27 September 2024. The “International Accounting Distinguished Contribution” honor is listed on the AIA China website. Membership and the honor are separate records.
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xiang.finance is Professor Lingyun Xiang's official financial portal, focusing on research in emerging industry finance, Web3 and blockchain economy analysis, private equity investment strategies, and global macroeconomic strategic assessments. For full academic work, visit the flagship site xiang.com.
His primary research includes emerging industry investment and valuation models, the economics of Web3 and decentralized finance (DeFi), cross-border private equity fund strategies, and the impact of global macroeconomic cycles on capital markets.