Pooja Rajkumari is an Editor at Benzinga. She specializes in topics related to crypto and blockchain, finance, trading, and technology, with a keen focus on retail and e-commerce. Pooja's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as YourStory Media, Roundtable News and Community, AOL, Inc., Yahoo Finance, and TheStreet.
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Pooja Rajkumari's articles predominantly cover business and tech, with a focus on press releases and private sector announcements. She often covers stories related to companies in the UAE region, but also features international companies.
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By: Pooja Rajkumari
Raoul Pal looks at the current hype of artificial intelligence.
The defunct exchange still holds $2.4 billion in Bitcoin with one year left.
The comments come at a time when Bitcoin is slipping below the $70,000 mark.
Senators urge the Labor Department to scrap the alternative assets rule.
By: Pooja Rajkumari
The anti-aging entrepreneur wants to explore the hidden cost of crypto.
By: Pooja Rajkumari
The U.S. is penalizing 60 economies—including the EU, Japan, and Israel—with tariffs up to 12.5% for failing to stop forced labor. Even allies like Canada and Mexico are being hit for "ineffective enforcement." By claiming nearly every major trading partner is complicit in labor abuses, the U.S. is risking a global trade war and market volatility to force its standards on the world. Is it right to tax our closest allies over their domestic enforcement? What's your take?This summary was generated by AI
By: Pooja Rajkumari
Crypto is a failed asset class. Most tokens are worthless, predatory tools used by founders to dump on retail investors. The "memecoin supercycle" has sucked the market dry, and the old guard is in a structural decline. Traditional "crypto" is dead because it lacks value accrual; only assets backed by actual business revenue will survive the ashes. Is it time to admit that the majority of the crypto market is fundamentally broken?This summary was generated by AI
By: Pooja Rajkumari
The government effectively banned the most resilient form of cold storage when FinCEN labeled physical Casascius coins as "unlicensed money transmission." While modern traders just lost $937 million in liquidations, a 12-year-old physical coin worth $1.78M was finally cracked open, proving these "illegal" tokens are the ultimate diamond-hand assets. If physical Bitcoin is more secure than any modern exchange, why did we let regulators ban it? Is it time to bring back physical crypto?This summary was generated by AI
The hiatus comes after a dire warning of failures in the ecosystem.
Bitcoin is in full force to go lower.
