Smart Financial Contracts

Research project (thesis/tesina) for the Bachelor’s degree in Financial Management at ITAM, advised by Guillermo Zamarripa. Explores the viability of implementing blockchain technology and smart contracts in the microstructure of the Mexican financial market (BMV), analyzing inefficiencies such as asset divisibility, market hours, and brokerage commissions.

The project evolved from initial proposals on decentralized markets toward a comparative analysis of interest rates in DeFi vs. traditional finance.


Main Page

  • Smart Financial Contracts — Central page of the project with the research question, meeting minutes, pending tasks, and the thesis thread

Thesis Proposals

Market Inefficiency Research

  • Perfect Divisibility of Assets — Analysis of the subdivisibility of digital financial assets
  • Market Hours — Research on the impact of market closures on price formation
  • AMM Algorithm — Analysis of the Automated Market Maker algorithm and its role in eliminating intermediaries

Essays and Ideas

Challenges and Problems

Meeting Notes

Implementation

  • Code — Notes on the steps of financial asset trading and their automation