Hassan Shittu, Publisher at CoinCodex
Hassan Shittu is a Web3 and finance journalist and editor with over six years of experience writing for crypto-native, stock market and tech publications. A five-year Web3 trader with hands-on experience in meme coins and NFTs, he brings firsthand market knowledge and a technical writing background to his coverage. Outside of crypto, he enjoys football.
Hassan Shittu Latest Articles
Bitcoin drops below $69,000 for the first time in nearly three months as ETF withdrawals, a stronger US dollar, inflation fears, and leveraged liquidations intensify selling pressure.
Chinese AI stocks fall as restricted Nvidia H800, H100, and H200 chips surface at a Shanghai data center, raising fresh concerns about US export controls and chip diversion.
A global Microsoft 365 outage affects Outlook, Teams, and Copilot as Microsoft works to restore services, raising questions about cloud reliability.
XRP drops to $1.03 despite a 5.15% increase in large-holder wallets. Here is what whale activity, ETF outflows, and derivatives data suggest about a possible recovery.
Ethereum may delay its planned 10-second blocks as Ethlabs pushes for quantum-resistant cryptography by 2027, citing threats from advanced quantum computers and AI.
Zcash is down 43% from its September peak and lost 26% in the last seven days despite the NU7 upgrade. $35 million in ZEC liquidations and bearish indicators point to further downside towards $800.
Nvidia shares recover after two days of losses as Baird downgrades NVDA, Morgan Stanley drops it from its Top Picks, and investors await November 17 earnings.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs record $1.03 billion in net outflows in 2026, reversing earlier gains as BlackRock’s IBIT loses $1.66 billion in seven trading days.
Evernorth registers 73.7 million shares for resale, with Ripple, Arrington, and SBI accounting for 86.5% as XRPN stock slides.
Alphabet shares climb as Google introduces two new AI chips, expanding its TPU lineup while Apple, Meta, and Oracle increase demand for its custom processors.
