Ciaran Lyons is a crypto journalist at Cointelegraph. He specializes in covering cryptocurrency markets, blockchain technology, and cybersecurity issues, often exploring themes such as crypto regulation and decentralized finance. Ciaran's work has been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo Finance Australia, News.com.au, and BeInCrypto.
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Ciaran Lyons focuses predominantly on crypto and blockchain, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. He may be especially interested in pitches that provide insights into the legal challenges faced by cryptocurrency projects or those that analyze global markets' impact on cryptocurrencies.
Given his coverage of specific events such as BTC transactions, NFT trading activity, Bitcoin ETF approvals, and Elon Musk's influence on Bitcoin, Ciaran might welcome pitches from experts who can provide analysis or commentary on these topics. Pitches related to the SEC's involvement with cryptocurrencies are also likely to resonate well given his previous coverage.
While no geographic focus is specified for Ciaran's articles, he appears to cover international developments in the crypto space without a particular regional emphasis.
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By: Ciaran Lyons
ETH stalls at $2.4K five times, SOL to rally to $120: Market Moves
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Sentiment around Bitcoin's near-term price direction has picked up as momentum builds behind the US CLARITY Act, which aims to provide the crypto
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ETH bears growling, Tom Lee’s buying, XRP to ‘explode’: Market Moves
Analysts are divided on Bitcoin's next move — but that's still an improvement on universal bearishness. Meanwhile Joe Lubin's SharpLink has resumed buying Ether after an eight-month pause, and other Market Moves.
Real Vision chief crypto analyst Jamie Coutts said he believes Bitcoin could climb to between $200,000 and $250,000 over the next two to three years.
Veteran trader Peter Brandt picks the exact day Bitcoin’s bear market will be over. Trouble is that date indicates sub-$50K prices ahead.
Quantum fears have caused a 30% decline in the Bitcoin price says Charles Edwards. Unveiling a clear plan to fix it, would see the price surge by double digits “very quickly.”
Transform Ventures founder Michael Terpin says Bitcoin is likely heading lower, but remains the ultimate low-maintenance investment that only requires two key choices each cycle.
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