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.
67.81 million BNB burned as supply falls 20.2% below its 2021 level
Crypto analyst Captain X says 67.81 million BNB has been burned and supply is 20.2% below its 2021 level. The 37th quarterly burn is due in mid-October, with no date named yet.
Kraken owner to buy EU-regulated Saldo Bank, FT reports
Kraken's parent, Payward, has signed a definitive agreement to buy Saldo Finance Oy, the holding company owning EU-regulated Saldo Bank UAB, with the deal expected to close in 2027, per the FT.
Standard Chartered launches BTC and ETH trading for UAE professional investors
The bank says eligible Professional Investor clients can now buy and sell BTC and ETH through their existing Standard Chartered accounts, with Dubai's VARA overseeing the service.
Binance opens nominations for 2026 Global Top 100 Blockchain Creators Award
Binance has launched the 2026 Global Top 100 Blockchain Creators Award, with nominations open and community voting to follow. BitWorld Media, which won the crypto press category in 2025, says…
47 of 113 South Korea-backed blockchain projects halted, taking 35.5 billion won
Data obtained by lawmaker Park Jeong-ha shows 47 of 113 government-backed blockchain projects from 2018 to 2025 had suspended services or closed, taking 35.5 billion won of public money with them.
Buyer finds Ledger spy implant in German MediaMarkt wallet
A user says he found a tampered Ledger wallet at a German MediaMarkt, and Mark Karpelès confirmed one implant. Ledger has only confirmed the Asian cases tied to reseller CryptoBilis.
