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
Samourai Wallet's creators plead guilty to money laundering charges, highlighting increased U.S. scrutiny on crypto privacy tools and mixer developers.
Bitcoin selling pressure rises as “sleeping whales,” miners, and long-term holders increase sales, signaling a potential market correction in August 2025.
Michael Saylor's Strategy has bought 21,021 BTC for $2.5 billion following 2025’s largest U.S. IPO, reinforcing its position as the top public Bitcoin holder.
Legendary investor Ray Dalio suggests allocating 15% of investments to Bitcoin or gold to hedge against U.S. debt crisis and currency devaluation.
The U.S. SEC extends its review of the Trump-backed Truth Social Bitcoin ETF, delaying the decision to September 18 amid ongoing regulatory and ethical concerns.
Mike Novogratz expects Ethereum to reach $4,000 and outperform Bitcoin due to strong institutional demand and limited ETH supply in the next 3-6 months.
Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen still holds $8.83B in XRP. Analysts warn that recent token sales may just be a “warm-up” for bigger moves affecting XRP’s price.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman highlights serious privacy risks in ChatGPT chats, urges AI legal protections, and warns of surveillance as AI use grows.
Ethereum overtakes Bitcoin in trading volume, NFT market rallies, Tron lists on Nasdaq, and Russia plans fines for crypto payments in this week’s crypto roundup.
Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen moves $175M in XRP to exchanges, prompting concerns over insider sales and renewed calls for greater transparency.
