Hannah Collymore

Author
Hannah Collymore

Hannah Collymore

Author

Hannah is a writer and editor with nearly a decade of blog writing and event reporting experience in the crypto space. At Cryptopolitan, Hannah contributes to the news page, reporting and analyzing the latest developments in DeFi, RWA, crypto regulation, AI and frontier tech industries. She graduated from Arcadia university with a degree in Business Administration.


Author’s Articles

  • Kazakhstan offers crypto tax exemption to drive wealth to local exchanges

  • eToro beats Q2 estimates, buys TradeZero as crypto trades fall 73%

  • Trump Media knocks off Musk’s Tesla on BTC holdings, logs nearly $240M Q2 loss

  • SpaceX signs Vietnam’s VinSpace as its stock surges past $135 IPO price

  • South Korea expands oversight with Travel Rule, VASP reporting proposals

  • China leans on homegrown AI models to sharpen extreme-weather forecasts

  • Bitget expands CFD offering with Institutional-Grade Liquidity Solutions launch

  • Q2 loss pushes Sharplink stock into the red

  • South Korea’s FSS targets crypto voice phishing scams in system upgrade

  • Why is Trump-linked American Bitcoin surging today?

  • Vitalik Buterin maps his 2023 roadmap onto Ethereum’s new Strawmap

  • China commits to steady digital yuan development in latest PBOC 5-year plan

  • Meta open-sources Glimmer as Zuckerberg calls centralization AI’s biggest risk

  • Strategy sells 1,690 Bitcoin to fund STRC buyback as dollar reserve hits $4.65B

  • Strive posts $257.6M Q2 loss but keeps stacking Bitcoin

  • H100 seals Europe’s largest Bitcoin treasury merger as rivals push abroad

  • Sanders warns AI chiefs to pause development or face the Senate

  • Galaxy warns supply cuts alone won’t reprice ETH or SOL

  • A Democratic House would target Trump before the CLARITY Act

  • Bitmart founder Sheldon Xia denies running off, vows orderly wind-down

  • How Japanese seasoning maker Ajinomoto turned AI hype into 56% 2026 gain

  • Bybit sues North Korea and Lazarus Group as recovery nears $80 million