Emir Abyazov, Publisher at CoinCodex
Emir is a skilled financial writer with nearly five years of experience in cryptocurrency, fintech, and artificial intelligence. Beyond writing, he is an active user with a deep understanding of how these technologies work. As the founder of prominent online media outlets focused on finance and economics, and a journalist, Emir has authored numerous publications on cryptocurrency and technology. Fluent in English, Italian, and Russian, he also brings expertise as a translator, bridging global perspectives in finance and technology.
Emir Abyazov Latest Articles
The Pentagon will integrate xAI’s Grok into its GenAI.mil platform, expanding AI access for millions of defense employees by 2026.
Sustained outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs suggest institutional investors are reducing crypto exposure, raising concerns about liquidity.
IMF negotiations with El Salvador advance as Bitcoin purchases, the Chivo wallet, and President Bukele’s strategy raise questions about compliance.
Bitcoin’s muted gains in 2025 may reduce the risk of a major 2026 crash, according to Anthony Pompliano, even as analysts remain divided.
Bitcoin’s hash rate fell 4% in December as miners shut down equipment, a move VanEck analysts say may signal a potential market shift.
US crypto funds saw nearly $1 billion in outflows as delays to the CLARITY Act reignited regulatory uncertainty and weakened investor confidence.
Bitcoin trades sideways as liquidity drops ahead of a record $23B options expiry, with traders pulling back during the Christmas holiday period.
Strategy (MSTR) sold approximately $748 million worth of shares last week and halted its Bitcoin purchases, using the proceeds to significantly strengthen its cash position.
OpenAI doubled its compute margins to 70% as ChatGPT spending topped $3 billion, highlighting rapid efficiency gains despite ongoing profitability challenges.
OpenAI secured massive long-term DRAM wafer deals with Samsung and SK Hynix, tightening global supply and driving memory prices sharply higher.
