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

  • Bitcoin surges past $107k in relentless bull run, turning long-term skeptics into buyers

  • California to surpass Germany as the world’s fourth-largest economy

  • Ripple to launch RLUSD stablecoin tomorrow

  • MicroStrategy buys 15,350 more Bitcoins, BTC yield hits 72% YTD

  • Peter Schiff accuses Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy of Bitcoin market manipulation

  • Chinese stocks tumble as Bitcoin breaks all-time highs. Coincidence?

  • ECB announces it will continue cutting rates until further notice

  • Bank of Japan stands to gain the most from the yuan’s slump

  • The US dollar’s biggest threat is actually America itself

  • Bitcoin makes new all-time high of $105,000

  • South Korea works to steady markets and calm allies post-impeachment

  • Bitcoin has a twisted relationship with the most powerful men on Wall Street

  • Bitcoin reclaims $103,000 – Is a new all-time high on the horizon?

  • Key economic events that markets are watching out for this week

  • London Stock Exchange getting dumped at highest rate since the Great Recession

  • Rapper Drake hacked to promote a crypto memecoin

  • US President Trump confirms Bitcoin reserve plans as Russia hints at crypto cold war

  • What’s on Asian investors’ minds heading into 2025? – Dollar, crypto, and Donald Trump

  • CZ casually brags about helping Elon buy Twitter – “Happy to have contributed to the cause”

  • XRP leads the Trump trade bull run. But can it actually sustain it?

  • Microsoft’s decision to not add Bitcoin to its balance sheet was a great idea for both

  • Wall Street questions Fed’s intentions as tool rate cut appears likely