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

  • Ethereum (ETH) drops under $2,000 again, whales rush to buy the dip

  • US government moves all Bitcoin from the Sae-Heng confiscated funds wallet

  • US Justice Department seizes over $200K in cryptocurrency intended for terrorism financing

  • Tokenized securities expands, as investors turn to predictable passive income

  • ReachMe protocol patched a vulnerability allowing a lower fee for reaching KOLs

  • Web3 security tool Harpie announced the immediate shutdown of services

  • AI filters possibly made NFT collections obsolete

  • US Reps. propose new bill to regulate stablecoins

  • Strategy’s new preferred stock Strife (STRF) will start trading on Nasdaq

  • Polymarket suffered a governance attack, forcing a fake market settlement

  • WhiteBIT strengthens global positioning with launch in Australia

  • Pump.fun resumes SOL deposits to Kraken after boosting earnings with PumpSwap

  • CBOE files for Fidelity Solana Fund

  • GMX smart contracts hacked for 6,260 ETH

  • Binance announces Movement (MOVE) buyback to repair damage from a rogue market maker

  • Whales shorted Bitcoin (BTC) at $88,000, signaling another downturn

  • World Liberty Financial (WLFI) already testing its USD stablecoin on multiple chains

  • Strategy acquired another 6,911 BTC between Mar 17-23

  • Official Trump (TRUMP) recovers after Donald Trump mentions ticker on Truth Social

  • Ethereum’s L1 revenue from transfers falls to $100K in the past 24 hours

  • Germany’s BaFin regulator bans Ethena from offering USDe in the country

  • US-based corporate miners control over 30% of the Bitcoin (BTC) hashrate