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
Crypto is gaining momentum, but analysts warn three key hurdles must be cleared before the market can reach new highs in 2026.
Reports suggest Venezuela may control up to $60 billion in hidden Bitcoin, raising questions about sanctions, secrecy, and geopolitics.
An anonymous trader has turned $34,000 into more than $410,000 on the prediction platform Polymarket after placing a series of highly precise bets on the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, just hours before the operation was publicly announced.
Gold has surpassed US Treasuries in central bank reserves, signaling a structural shift in global finance and a declining reliance on the dollar.
A massive generational wealth transfer could accelerate crypto adoption as younger, tech-savvy investors gain control of trillions in assets.
Crypto-linked companies sent over $21 million to a pro-Trump Super PAC as the industry deepens its political influence ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Ledger confirms a customer data leak linked to Global-e. The breach did not expose wallet recovery phrases, private keys, or payment data.
Bitcoin rebounds 17% and tests key resistance as analysts weigh breakout signals, on-chain data, and macro trends shaping BTC’s next move.
Ethereum’s validator exit queue has nearly cleared for the first time since July, easing selling pressure as staking demand and corporate participation rise.
A global study links economic sanctions to higher mortality, especially among children, with unilateral measures tied to over 560,000 deaths annually.
