Olga Kharif is a Senior Reporter at Bloomberg News. She specializes in covering the dynamic fields of crypto and blockchain, with a focus on topics such as crypto exchanges, regulation, and decentralized finance. Olga's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including The Washington Post, Fortune, and Al Jazeera Media Network.
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Olga Kharif focuses predominantly on the crypto and blockchain industry, with a keen interest in investment analysis, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data-driven insights. Her coverage suggests she would be most responsive to pitches offering expert insights into market trends, regulatory developments or company-specific news within the cryptocurrency and blockchain space.
Given her emphasis on citing data and providing investment analysis, Olga may value input from credible sources who can provide statistical backing for their commentary or offer in-depth financial analysis related to the topics covered in her articles.
She does not have a specific geographic focus but rather takes an international view of the crypto and blockchain landscape. Therefore, any relevant expertise provided should align with this global perspective.
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By: Olga Kharif, Annie Massa
World Liberty Financial and its partners have delayed plans to sell a digital token tied to a Trump-branded resort in the Maldives, putting on hold one of the more ambitious projects in the crypto venture’s push to bring real-world assets onto the blockchain.
Gemini Space Station Inc., the digital-asset platform led by the billionaires Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss that went public last year just before the crypto market tumbled from record highs, posted a fourth consecutive quarterly loss since the IPO.
Payward Inc., which operates cryptocurrency exchange Kraken, has posted a big drop in second-quarter earnings amid an industry-wide trading slowdown, according to a letter to shareholders seen by Bloomberg News.
After years of promises, stablecoin issuer Tether said it has received a full independent audit of its financial statements for the first time.
(Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump is expected to attend a meeting at the White House next Wednesday that will gather together high-level executives
By: Vildana Hajric, Olga Kharif
Bitcoin has spent months mired in a slump that has driven out retail traders, drained billions from crypto funds and turned one of its biggest buyers into a seller. Now, investors searching for signs of a bottom are getting a modicum of relief from an old source: Bitcoin whales are buying again.
By: Olga Kharif, Vildana Hajric
Franklin Templeton is preparing to put tokenized assets inside conventional investment funds after receiving what the firm says is the first US regulatory clearance for digitally native products to be used within traditional funds.
By: Vildana Hajric, Olga Kharif
Franklin Templeton receives SEC clearance to use its tokenized money-market fund inside traditional investment products
By: Annie Massa, Olga Kharif
When World Liberty Financial Inc. sought federal approval for a national trust bank, several of its most prominent investors agreed to a condition: They would remain largely on the sidelines.
By: Olga Kharif, Ben Weiss, Muyao Shen
Police inquiries involving Binance Holdings Ltd. employees in the United Arab Emirates are testing the crypto exchange in a country that has become one of its most important bases, after investigators scrutinized a bank account it uses to hold customer money.
