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, taxation, 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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Zcash is benefitting from a confluence of events.
By: Lydia Beyoud, Olga Kharif, Annie Massa
(Bloomberg) -- Donald Trump welcomed crypto executives to the White House last month with a roll call of flattery: Coinbase Global Inc.
By: Olga Kharif, Scott Patterson
Five years after Adam Aron and Vlad Tenev became two of the defining figures of the meme-stock boom, the AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. chief and Robinhood Markets Inc. co-founder are clashing over a new question: who gets to create a tradable version of a public company’s stock?
By: Scott Patterson, Olga Kharif
Crypto’s long march into mainstream finance took a step backward Tuesday when the Senate failed to advance the Clarity Act, denying the industry a chance to turn its newfound influence in Washington into fresh rules that could outlast the current administration.
By: Scott Patterson, Olga Kharif
Bitcoin dropped as much as 5.3% to below $75 000 after the bill failed in a procedural vote.
By: Olga Kharif, Muyao Shen, Ryan Weeks
Investors are ramping up scrutiny of how much crypto hoarders pay their employees, as shareholders nurse losses totaling about $50 billion.
By: Olga Kharif, Muyao Shen, Ryan Weeks
Bitcoin is trading about 40% below its record price of over $126 000, which it reached on October 6.
By: Olga Kharif, Scott Patterson, Annie Massa
The crypto industry watched with a grim foreboding as its landmark bill detonated on the Senate floor Tuesday. Blame first fell on Democrats, none of whom voted to advance it. But some of the industry’s own supporters pointed elsewhere: at President Donald Trump and the roughly $1.4 billion in income he generated from crypto ventures last year.
By: Scott Patterson, Olga Kharif, Annie Massa
(Bloomberg) -- The crypto industry watched with a grim foreboding as its landmark bill detonated on the Senate floor Tuesday.
By: Scott Patterson, Olga Kharif, Annie Massa
The crypto industry watched with a grim foreboding as its landmark bill detonated on the Senate floor Tuesday. Blame first fell on Democrats, none of whom voted to advance it. But some of the industry's own supporters pointed elsewhere: at President Donald Trump and the roughly $1.4 billion in income he generated from crypto ventures last year.
