Aaron Watts, Publisher at CoinCodex
Aaron is passionate about technology and finance. Aaron first discovered blockchain technology in 2016. After learning about the transformative power of crypto, which he primarily credits to Alex Tapscott's Blockchain Revolution, he sought to expand his knowledge by becoming more intimately involved with the blockchain space. He joined CoinCodex in 2018 and has since been covering a variety of topics, ranging from Bitcoin and Ethereum to NFTs and the metaverse.
Aaron Watts Latest Articles
KuCoin launches the KCS Loyalty Level Program, offering tiered benefits, fee discounts, and staking rewards for KCS holders.
Bybit Web3 has partnered with P2P to integrate Jito restaking, enabling bbSOL holders to maximize staking rewards and maintain liquidity.
Discover how DeFi handles "wild" tokens—highly volatile assets that challenge traditional lending pools. Learn how isolated lending markets like Silo Finance provide a solution, ensuring risk and reward coexist.
Ethereum faces growing competition from EOS, Injective, and Aptos. These L1s offer faster speeds, lower fees, and DeFi innovations, positioning them as 2025’s top challengers.
Nexo and Sphere are partnering to enhance cross-border payments with stablecoin-powered transactions, reducing settlement times and improving efficiency for businesses worldwide.
GRVT launches a trading event with Alertatron, offering up to 100,000 USDT in prizes and double Trader Points for participants.
Aurora Labs unveils automation for blockchain deployment via its Cloud Console, enabling users to launch custom chains in under a minute.
Fetch.ai launches ASI-1 Mini, a Web3-native AI model designed for autonomous agents, offering efficiency, scalability, and revenue opportunities for users.
Crypto payments surge as Mercuryo leads seamless adoption, bridging DeFi and real-world transactions. With $2.5B processed, mass adoption is happening faster than expected.
Bybit rebounds from a $1.5B hack with $400M+ in ETH support from exchanges. Crypto industry unites to combat cyber threats as Bybit vows a stronger comeback.
