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

  • Solana Labs co-founder Toly opposes crypto reserves, warns it could undermine decentralization

  • Trump’s WLFI has invested a total of $336 million in crypto, with a floating loss of about $88 million

  • Russia may not include crypto in its National Welfare Fund investments

  • Justin Trudeau says Canada won’t end tariffs unless all US tariffs are lifted

  • The state of CEXs: Binance reserves surge by $4.5B as Bybit sees massive outflows

  • Bitcoin held on exchanges has been declining over the last two weeks – Is this a sign of confidence?

  • PlayStation hit with more layoffs amid live-service game cancellations

  • Trump highlights South Korea for imposing tariffs higher than China’s

  • U.S. SEC drops lawsuit against Cumberland DRW

  • Judge rejects Musk’s effort to block OpenAI’s transition to a for-profit enterprise

  • The IRS is considering laying off 50% of its workforce

  • Call of Duty announces delay in release of Black Ops and Warzone Season 3

  • Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas allocates 70% of his portfolio to Bitcoin

  • El Salvador agrees to pause on public BTC accumulation as part of the $1.4 billion IMF loan deal

  • US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: ‘We are set on bringing interest rates down’

  • Monster Hunter Wilds shatters sales records to become Capcom’s fastest-selling game

  • Australia’s government confirms no plans to establish a strategic crypto reserve

  • Tencent’s AI assistant surpasses DeepSeek as China’s most downloaded app on iPhones

  • South Korea firms brace themselves as U.S. tariff threats linger

  • Arthur Hayes : “I firmly believe we are still in a bull cycle”

  • FTX/Alameda unstakes 3.03 million SOL (about $431.3 million) and transferred to multiple wallets

  • U.S. spends the largest federal revenue share on debt since early 1990s