Keshav Aggarwal
Founder · Markets desk
Profile
About
Keshav Aggarwal founded InvestIn.News and writes for its markets desk, covering bitcoin mining, the companies that hold crypto in their treasuries, and how the market itself is built: exchanges, liquidity and the flows between them.
He has run BitcoinWorld Media since 2020 and has worked in the crypto industry for nine years. Tips, data and story ideas are welcome at contact@investin.news.
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Recent Work
79 originals published.
Binance draws on treasury, SAFU and futures fund to cover 95% of $6.3bn hack
The exchange says its treasury, SAFU fund and futures insurance fund filled almost all of the hole, and withdrawals reopened on 1 November. The last 5% is still about $315m.
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says Google AI Mode no longer drives traffic
Reddit's CEO says Google AI Mode no longer drives traffic for Reddit or anyone he knows, a day after Alphabet shares fell on AI search fears.
ASIC chair says prediction markets closer to gambling than investing
Sarah Court told a parliamentary hearing that no prediction market operator has applied for an Australian licence and any application would face strict scrutiny.
Thailand's Supreme Court says Bitcoin is property, not legal tender
The full-bench ruling upheld a 10-year sentence in a 2022 Koh Samui robbery, marking Bitcoin as property under criminal law. It does not make Bitcoin legal tender.
DBS survey of 422 large firms finds 88% using or piloting tokenised money
A DBS survey of 422 large companies across 11 markets found 88% are using or piloting tokenised money, with stablecoins the most common form.
Stablecoin market cap falls $12.7bn since May to $300bn
Tether's USDT and Circle's USDC led the retreat, but tokenised Treasury products also shrank, raising questions about whether crypto's dry powder is leaving or just moving.
