Brian Koome

Author
Brian Koome

Brian Koome

Author

Brian Koome has over seven years of experience in blockchain and cryptocurrency reporting, having been active in the industry since 2017. He has contributed to leading publications, including BlockToday.com. Further, he developed the Ethereum 101 course for BitDegree.org before joining Cryptopolitan as a full-time writer. Brian covers evergreen guides (EGs), deep dives, interviews, and price analysis. His focus on DeFi, blockchain innovation, and emerging crypto projects delights readers.


Author’s Articles

  • Google’s Voice Assistant Could Undergo a Major Rebranding as “Gemini”

  • Revolutionary AI Research Decodes Chicken Language

  • Amazing Ways AI Tech Benefits Practitioners and Patients in the Healthcare Industry – Report

  • Advancements in 3D Facial Recognition Technology

  • Portugal Sees a Surge in AI Adoption with a Promising Economic Impact

  • Religious leaders from Asia to sign Rome Call for AI ethics in Hiroshima meeting

  • Eternal Nightmare V Joins Devil May Cry: Peak of Combat

  • Legal battle between SEC and Ripple enters crucial phase

  • Dogecoin Network experiences surge in activity amidst sideways trading

  • Super Bowl LVIII ditches crypto ads for humor and fun

  • School officials busted for hidden crypto mining operation

  • Hong Kong Withdraws from eAsian Cup in Qatar Over Name Display Issue

  • Americans Show Cautious Optimism Towards AI in Healthcare

  • Google Announces Renaming of Bard to Gemini

  • The Impact of AI on SEO: Navigating the Evolution

  • Binance expands margin trading options with new Altcoin pairs

  • RippleX addresses critical technical issues in XRP Ledger’s Automated Market Maker (AMM)

  • Binance and Ripple join forces to battle hackers

  • Shiba Inu’s impressive January token burn – over 9.9 billion SHIB tokens destroyed

  • Crypto competition heats up in Hong Kong with Bybit and HKVAEX license bids

  • Multiplayer Call of Duty Games Shift Focus to Core Releases

  • ACLU Supports Wrongful Imprisonment Lawsuit Over Facial Recognition Error