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
OpenAI launches Atlas, an AI-powered browser that can automate tasks, shop online, and browse the web as a personal assistant for users.
USDT adoption exceeds 500 million users as Tether drives financial inclusion and stablecoin growth across struggling economies worldwide.
Strategy boosts its Bitcoin holdings to over 640,000 BTC after a new $18.8M purchase, aiming to expand its reserves through ambitious funding plans.
Analyst Willy Woo warns the next crypto bear market could be severe as a real economic downturn threatens Bitcoin and digital assets for the first time.
The US shutdown may end this week, unlocking stalled crypto ETFs and regulation as optimism grows in Washington and the market watches for a breakout.
Long-term holders are taking profits at record levels, pressuring Bitcoin’s price. Analysts say growth will resume only after the old guard finishes selling.
Gold’s market cap hits a historic $30 trillion, now 14.5 times larger than Bitcoin, raising questions about the next move for global capital.
A landmark Tornado Cash case sparks fear among developers as legal uncertainty grows and open-source builders question the future of DeFi innovation.
Bitcoin faces pressure from banking turmoil and trade tensions, while corporations rapidly accumulate Ethereum amid a growing institutional pivot.
Corporations bought $19B worth of Ethereum in Q3, fueling bullish forecasts of a $10,000 price and marking a major wave of institutional demand.
