Collins J. Okoth

Author
Collins J. Okoth

Collins J. Okoth

Author

Collins Okoth is a journalist and markets analyst with 8 years of experience covering crypto and technology. He is a is a Certified Financial Analyst and holds a degree in Actuarial Mathematics. Collins has previously worked with Geek Computer and CoinRabbit as a writer and editor.


Author’s Articles

  • Thailand considers imposing no tariffs on more imports from the U.S.

  • BOJ has completed offloading bank stocks, focus shifts towards ETFs

  • Sequans raises $384 million strategic investment to launch Bitcoin Treasury

  • PwC warns that copper shortage, climate change could derail chip industry

  • Looming Fed rate cuts fuel new bullish S&P 500 projections

  • Europe’s largest asset manager warns US stablecoin policy can destabilise global payments system

  • China’s tech firms aggressively push for a yuan-pegged stablecoin abroad

  • Successful 30-year bond sale helps Japan steer clear of market risks

  • DOJ nabs crypto scammer for impersonating Trump-Vance inaugural committee

  • U.S. Senate passes Trump-backed tax and spending bill

  • FBI charges man with conspiracy to convert $1.7M worth of fake checks into Bitcoin

  • DOGE is pushing the SEC to ease regulations around Special Purpose Acquisition Companies

  • Malaysia’s data centers face the imminent threaten of rising power costs

  • China’s Huawei goes the open-source route to boost AI models’ global adoption

  • Mexico and Brazil look beyond China and the U.S. to diversify trade relations

  • DOJ cracks down on North Korean IT schemes targeting U.S. companies

  • Ledger urges users to upgrade with Nano S model set to be phased out

  • Hong Kong government issues updated framework for digital asset development

  • SEC’s Peirce foresees imminent in-kind redemption for crypto ETFs

  • Anthony Pompliano’s ProCap BTC, LLC buys another 1,208 Bitcoins

  • Hong Kong exchange OSL share price rise 18% after approval of a virtual asset license

  • China’s Premier promises to open its doors to trade and share technology advancements