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
Discover what 10,000 BTC can buy in 2025, 15 years after Bitcoin Pizza Day—from luxury real estate to supercars, yachts, and priceless art
NYC Mayor Eric Adams launches a digital asset advisory board to attract investment, jobs, and boost the city’s role as a crypto innovation hub.
Justin Sun spends $19M on Trump memecoin, securing a dinner with the US president, and raising questions about crypto influence in politics.
Genesis sues parent company DCG, alleging fraud and reckless management in a $3.3B scheme revealed by newly unsealed court documents.
The U.S. Senate moves forward with the GENIUS Bill, aiming to set clear regulations and oversight for stablecoins amid political and industry debate.
Ethereum gains over 50% in May as over 1 million ETH leave exchanges. Analysts expect more growth after the Pectra update and rising whale accumulation.
From 2026, UK crypto firms must report all customer transactions, collecting full user data to boost tax transparency and strengthen industry oversight.
Argentine court seeks to lift President Milei’s bank secrecy in probe of LIBRA token crash, raising questions about political and financial accountability.
Moody’s downgrades U.S. credit rating, citing rising national debt and lack of spending cuts. Investors react to concerns over America’s fiscal outlook.
Bitcoin hits $105K on US-China truce, Dubai adopts crypto payments, and global regulators ramp up crypto oversight in a week of big headlines.
