B-ROSCA:使用抵押品的基于智能合约的ROSCA社区选择

Zahra Batool, Sion Israel Sion, Rodrigue Tonga Naha, Kaiwen Zhang
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新冠肺炎疫情引发的通货膨胀加剧给低收入或固定收入家庭带来了巨大压力,他们可能没有资格从银行获得贷款。作为一种解决方案,传统的基于社区的金融产品,即轮流储蓄和信贷协会(rosca),可以将个人聚集在一起,汇集资源并提供信贷渠道。然而,ROSCA社区传统上是由熟人组成的,比如家人、邻居和朋友。仅仅依赖这些关系会限制集团的潜在盈利能力和可及性。这随后导致了规模更小、多样性更低的群体,他们获得资源的机会有限,财务状况也有所下降。因此,边缘化社区仍将在经济上被排斥在外。在本文中,我们提出了B-ROSCA(基于区块链的轮换储蓄和信贷协会),这是一种使用社交网络分析实现基于智能合约的抵押品以形成rosca的机制。我们设计了一种基于多模式和一模式预测的方法来连接具有相似财务状况和生活经历的ROSCA成员。此外,我们结合了基于智能合约的抵押来增加信任。成员需要以加密货币的形式提供抵押品,以确保他们的贡献并降低违约风险。我们认为,基于智能合约的ROSCA群体的选择性构成有可能增加群体的规模和多样性。这可以通过获得ROSCA平台上人们的信任,为所有参与者提供更多的资源和改善的财务结果。此外,B-ROSCA旨在利用以太坊2.0改进的执行速度和EIP1559的优势来实现更高效的操作。
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B-ROSCA: A Smart Contract-Based Selection of ROSCA Communities Using Collateral
The rise in inflation triggered by the COVID pandemic puts tremendous pressure on low or fixed-income family, who may be unqualified to take loans from banks. As a solution to this, a traditional community-based financial product, i.e., Rotating Savings and Credit Associations (ROSCAs), can bring individuals together to pool resources and provide access to credit. However, ROSCA communities have traditionally been formed by individuals with acquaintances, such as family, neighbors, and friends. To rely solely on these relationships can limit the potential profitability and accessibility of the group. Which subsequently leads to smaller, less diverse groups with limited access to resources and reduced financial outcomes. Therefore, marginalized communities will still be financially excluded. In this paper, we present B-ROSCA (Blockchain-based Rotating Savings and Credit Association), a mechanism to implement smart contract-based collateral to form ROSCAs using social network analysis. We designed a multi-mode and one mode projections-based method to connect the ROSCA members on similar financial situations and life experiences. Furthermore, we incorporate smart contract-based collateralization to increase trust. The members need to provide collateral in the form of cryptocurrency, to secure their contributions and reduce the risk of default. We argue that smart contract-based selective constitution of ROSCA groups has the potential to increase the size and diversity of the group. This leads to greater access to resources and improved financial outcomes for all participants by gaining the trust of people on the ROSCA platform. Moreover, B-ROSCA designed to leverage the improved execution speed of Ethereum 2.0 and the benefits of EIP1559 for more efficient operation.
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