Biography

Tim Dong is currently a third-year finance doctoral student. He has a background in programming and computational finance. Before coming to Haslam, Dong completed in internship as an auditor and worked for a hedge fund as a part-time consultant. He earned his MSc of computational finance from Rochester Institute of Technology. Dong’s research interests include cryptoeconomics (cryptocurrencies and their economics systems), decentralized finance and trust in financial systems. He often utilizes game theory and econometrics in his research. Dong’s papers have been accepted to crypto-focused conferences such as Crypto Economics Security Conference (UC Berkeley) and UWA Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Conference.