David Yaffe-Bellany is a Reporter at The New York Times, covering crypto and fintech from San Francisco. His work explores the intersections of cryptocurrency, culture, and society, with a focus on markets and fraud. He has been featured in numerous publications including The New Zealand Herald, The Seattle Times, and The Australian Financial Review.
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David's coverage is heavily focused on breaking news related to the legal and regulatory aspects of the crypto & blockchain industry, with a specific focus on high-profile legal cases and developments. He also covers stories related to business, finance, and technology.
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