Jai Hamid

Author
Jai Hamid

Jai Hamid

Author

Jai Hamid has been covering crypto, stock markets, technology, the global economy, and the geopolitical events that affect markets for the past 6 years. She has worked with blockchain-focused publications including AMB Crypto, Coin Edition, and CryptoTale on market analyses, major companies, regulation, and macroeconomic trends. She has attended London School of Journalism and thrice shared crypto market insights on one of Africa’s top TV networks.


Author’s Articles

  • Tesla, Alphabet, IBM lead off huge 1st day for US tech earnings

  • Germany and France push EU to ready tariffs against US

  • Meme stocks go vertical in a wild retail-driven rally that reminds the street of 2021

  • Europe’s economic threats on China and Russia aren’t working

  • Goldman and BNY team up to tokenize $7 trillion money market industry

  • Berkshire’s new boss won’t get Warren Buffett’s immunity on Wall Street

  • US bond market surges after Scott Bessent said Powell isn’t going anywhere

  • Ray Dalio says Trump-Powell feud is about controlling the dollar

  • Jim Cramer does a 180 on meme stocks. What’s that about?

  • Trump seals trade deal with Japan, comes with economically bizarre conditions

  • Arthur Hayes says stablecoins will finance Trump’s ‘fascist economy’

  • SpaceX confirms that Elon Musk is ‘not done’ with politics

  • Trump says U.S. is near a “big” trade deal with the Philippines

  • Bitcoin faces pullback risk as stock market rally looks overstretched

  • Trump dumps Elon Musk’s SpaceX for Bezos’ Amazon in Golden Dome partnership

  • Coinbase and PNC team up to bring crypto to 9M bank customers

  • The real market risk isn’t Powell, it’s how the Fed might change

  • Telegram launches its self-custody crypto wallet for Americans

  • Is Circle’s historic rally over already? Wall Street thinks so

  • OpenAI and Oracle team up to build 4.5GW of AI firepower

  • Trump finds a new Silicon Valley bestie in Nvidia’s Jensen Huang

  • UK food inflation creeps up higher as grocery bills bite