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

  • One user lost $1M USDC to MEV bot after mistaken transaction

  • Circle expands on Hyperliquid with a native version of USDC

  • Polygon to increase transaction capacity on growing demand for stablecoins

  • HYPE price pressured as whales set up for exit

  • Pump.fun retains its dominance over Hyperliquid, generates peak creator rewards

  • Israel orders seizure of 137 Iran-linked wallets holding $1.5B USDT

  • These three chains are driving RWA adoption

  • Ethena approves fee switch parameters to share revenues with ENA holders

  • MetaMask launches native stablecoin, mUSD to serve as fiat on-ramp

  • Solana invites record inflows, both on-chain and from mainstream buyers

  • Strategy acquires only 525 BTC as treasury hype cools

  • Aave credits maturing crypto lending market for overcoming 2022 DeFi chaos

  • OKX targets Australia’s $1T SMSF market with crypto platform launch

  • Biggest PEPE buyer sends tokens back to exchanges, will the meme still rally?

  • Hyperliquid may become an airdrop platform, Circle tests native USDC token

  • PUMP extends recovery with 50% of traders now in profit

  • Altcoin seasons and risk: Why broad indexes may be the answer to outsized returns

  • Shark wallets load up on BTC as accumulation hits 65K for the week

  • WLFI burn proposal accepted, whales return to accumulation

  • Weekly options expiry: can BTC rally over $120K again?

  • Hyperliquid has a leader in USDH contest: Who is the most probable candidate to create a new stablecoin?

  • This whale stocks up on SOL as demand from treasuries grows