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.
Caroline Pham says CFTC can regulate crypto without Congress
Caroline Pham, now chief legal officer at MoonPay, says the Commodity Exchange Act already covers almost everything. The CFTC is pressing ahead with its own crypto rules after the CLARITY Act failed…
Adam Weitsman buys 117 Pudgy Penguins NFTs to support collection in rough patch
The New York scrap-metal billionaire says he bought 117 Pudgy Penguins on-chain over the weekend to support a favourite collection. Nobody else has confirmed the purchase.
US government's seized Bitcoin holdings fall about $16bn from peak as price slides
Washington's seized Bitcoin is worth about $16bn less than it was a year ago, Arkham data shows. The government didn't sell a coin, the market moved instead.
Hong Kong warns unlicensed payment platforms of enforcement action
Acting treasury chief Joseph Chan told LegCo that platforms registered only as fintech firms may face enforcement, as the HKMA weighs 16 complaints about unlicensed stored value facilities.
Visa stablecoin survey: 46% intent, 16% use, 6% understand them
A Visa Consumer 360 study of 14,250 people across 14 Asia-Pacific markets found 46% expect to use stablecoins within five years, but only 16% used them in the past year and just 6% understand how…
XRP Ledger patches decade-old flaw that could have minted XRP from nothing
Version 3.4.1 of the XRP Ledger software fixes an integer overflow in its payment engine that researchers reported on 22 September. No exploitation has been found.
