Hristina Vasileva

Author
Hristina Vasileva

Hristina Vasileva

Author

Hristina Vasileva specializes in DeFi, business, and economic news. She graduated from Sofia University with an MA in Philosophy, after completing a 4-year BA in Business Administration, Journalism, and Mass Communication. She has worked for one of the country’s leading newspapers, covering the commodities and corporate results beat. Currently, Hristina is a contributing news author at Cryptopolitan.


Author’s Articles

  • XPL rallies to $0.84 ahead of Plasma public beta launch

  • Griffin AI crashes by 90% after unauthorized GAIN token minting

  • Aggressive buyers stay on ASTER, betting on the new perp futures DEX

  • ETH dips under $4,000, wipes out whales in another long liquidation wave

  • Polymarket starts paying out 4% rewards for holding long-term positions

  • DeFi Dev Corp. expands share repurchase program to $100M

  • TRON takes the lead on USDT transfers, network activity surges

  • Changpeng ‘CZ’ Zhao announces ‘perp DEX era’

  • Perpetual futures DEXs take the lead as Solana trenches lose traders

  • Mantle’s MNT defies altcoin slump, expects new highs in October

  • Global M2 expansion marches ahead of BTC rally, will liquidity boost crypto again?

  • Gallup poll: Just 14% of American investors have crypto exposure

  • Aster flipped Hyperliquid in daily perpetual futures volumes

  • Ripple partners with Securitize for asset-backed minting of RLUSD

  • Samsung, Galeon bring AI-enhancement and Web3 to ultrasound tests

  • Are whales buying the dip? Exchange outflows accelerate to a monthly high

  • Vitalik Buterin says Base is a safe L2, modeling the protection of user funds

  • ETH faced its biggest liquidation cascade since 2021

  • AVAX recovers after AgriFORCE transformation into treasury company

  • Fragmetric to launch first Solana DAT for the South Korean market

  • Binance’s Giggle Academy receives GIGGLE token donations, warns it will sell in full

  • Perpetual DEXs speed up competition, Hyperliquid challenged by new markets