Nina Bambysheva is a Staff Writer at Forbes. She covers the intersection of crypto and Wall Street, overseeing the Forbes Crypto Confidential newsletter and the annual Forbes Blockchain 50 list, which highlights billion-dollar companies utilizing distributed ledgers. Nina's work has been featured in Forbes Australia, Forbes, and Forbes India.
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In an attempt to boost growth, the company behind the $41 billion digital dollar USDC is deepening its ties to Binance and its 240 million global users.
By: Nina Bambysheva
Ethereum rival Avalanche has $3 billion in capital in its treasury but that isn’t stopping the blockchain platform from fundraising amid recent crypto euphoria.
Fed's cautious tone tempers post-election euphoria. This is a published version of our weekly Forbes Crypto Confidential newsletter.
Despite questions over regulation, lingering SEC lawsuits and scores of billion dollar zombie blockchain, bitcoin and the entire crypto market had a roaring comeback in 2024.
By: Nina Bambysheva
Bitcoin and other tokens retreated as Fed signaled caution on rate cuts.
Crypto has high hopes for Trump and his team.
By: Nina Bambysheva
Bitcoin infrastructure provider will launch three funds to meet demand for investors looking to put their bitcoin to work.
Week One of Trump 2.0: executive order on digital assets, presidential memecoins and Ross Ulbricht’s pardon.
By: Nina Bambysheva
Most people dismiss billionaire Michael Saylor's publicly traded MicroStrategy as a giant, risky bet on bitcoin.
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