Hannah Collymore

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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

  • DeepSeek, Qwen-based NOFX AI trading system users hit in crypto theft, private key leaks

  • Tesla to ink deal with defaulting Australian EV battery material supplier

  • Trump-backed American Bitcoin received $100M investment from political critic

  • ASTER clarifies tokenomic update rumors

  • Tesla to stop using ‘Made in China’ parts in US auto supply

  • Zcash defies market downturn, sets up BTC Maxis vs privacy clash

  • Apple stares down import ban barrel as patent battle rocks smartwatch tech

  • Belarus’ Lukashenko presents crypto as alternative to US dollar

  • US convicts crypto founder for $35M wire fraud

  • SAP set to dodge EU hammer in antitrust probe

  • Wolf Capital founder hit with 5-year sentence, $1M+ forfeiture over $9.4M Ponzi scheme

  • Applied Materials shares rocked as US export restriction hits Chinese chipmaking sector

  • BTC miners shut down older generation rigs as prices test new depths

  • BTX Capital’s Vanessa Cao denies role in POPCAT manipulation on Hyperliquid

  • China’s SMIC predicts lean 2026 for auto and consumer electronics producers

  • Bezos’ Blue Origin ramps up SpaceX competition with booster landing feat

  • CZ, Bitwise join analysts in tempering Bitcoin bear market fears

  • FDIC Chair confirms plans for tokenized deposit insurance guidance

  • Cursor roars to $29.3B valuation, nearly triples in five months

  • dYdX approves proposal to triple buyback rate from 25% to 75%

  • No room for Huawei and China in Germany’s future 6G networks

  • Telegram’s Durov completely free from the French travel ban