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

  • Taiwan tethers defense, geopolitical standing to chip industry

  • Applied Materials, Synopsys, HPE join Physics Nobel winner in quantum alliance

  • Ethereum adds new $100M reserve as BitMine stashes 2.9% of supply

  • Brazil regards stablecoins as forex operation in new stablecoin regime

  • Hong Kong offers third round of ‘digitally native’ bonds in FinTech hub push

  • Stablecoin protocol River blames ‘market manipulation’ for ‘extreme’ price volatility

  • CZ burns $490K in new method of handling unsolicited meme coin donations

  • Re7 Labs hit with wave of criticism in latest fallout from Stream insolvency

  • Chanos & Co. sparks BTC optimism with MSTR short position exit

  • Worst-case Samourai Wallet sentencing rallies privacy advocates

  • SharpLink did not sell ETH, Arkham corrects AI wallet labeling error

  • Italy all in on ECB digital euro plans, but seeks payment plan revision

  • Stables Labs starts USDX recovery process to reclaim $1 peg

  • Hong Kong credits AI, blockchain, and tokenization for FinTech growth

  • Long-term Bitcoin holders are selling, but nobody is buying

  • Zuckerberg’s Meta doubles down on US AI with $600B in 3 years commitment

  • Dutch PM signals breakthrough in Nexperia chip talks with China

  • Tether secures ‘first seat’ on Juventus board, hints at future stakes

  • DeepSeek warns of AI’s negative impact on society despite tech positivity

  • Lack of scrutiny exposed as fake Hyperliquid app pops up on Google Play Store

  • Columbia University researchers flag Polymarket for inflated trading stats

  • North Korea, Iran, China groups flagged for AI use in malware, malicious activity