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
Explore NEYRO, Aurum’s non-custodial AI trading platform using on-chain AI agents, live analytics, and transparent execution on BNB Smart Chain.
Monarq, Flare and Upshift launch MXRPY, a managed XRP yield vault using FXRP across multiple return strategies.
DeFi’s next wave is shifting from fragmented protocols to consumer-grade onchain apps that unify trading, staking, lending, yield, and cross-chain workflows in one interface.
Compare BTC, LTC, and USDT transfer costs in 2025. Learn which crypto works best for fast, low-fee payments and why network choice matters.
Philippine Blockchain Week 2026 will focus on real-world blockchain adoption across finance, gaming, governance, and digital identity.
Crypto exchanges like BitMEX, Binance, and OKX are reshaping forex trading with 24/7 FX markets, perpetual swaps, and always-on global derivatives infrastructure.
ChangeNOW joins Consensus Miami 2026 panels to discuss crypto infrastructure, tokenization, and real-world adoption challenges.
CertiK commits $50,000 to Ethereum security. The contribution supports a community-led funding model for Web3 security initiatives.
WHITE TECH, a company within the W Group ecosystem, has received authorization from the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (HANFA) to operate as a crypto-asset service provider (CASP) under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation.
Discover why “not your keys, not your coins” still matters after FTX and Celsius, and how CoinFello is solving DeFi’s biggest usability gap with AI-powered self-custody automation.
