Nellius Irene

Author
Nellius Irene

Nellius Irene

Author

Nellius is a Business Management and IT graduate with five years of experience in the cryptocurrency industry. She is also a graduate of Bitcoin Dada. Nellius has contributed to leading media publications, including BanklessTimes, Cryptobasic, and Riseup Media.


Author’s Articles

  • UK court blocks government’s attempt to keep Apple data case secret

  • Michael Saylor holds off on Bitcoin buys as price falls below $87K

  • Nintendo and Sony shares plunge over 10% as Trump’s tariff stance triggers market selloff in Japan

  • CZ wants to fund AI project for generating high-quality tweets

  • Bitcoin users targeted in address poisoning scam spree, Casa CSO Lopp warns

  • Apple extends TikTok’s stay on U.S. App Store after Trump signs new executive order

  • ZachXBT slams Coinbase over account locks, data leak, and lack of transparency

  • India seeks bilateral trade deal with US, avoids immediate retaliation over tariffs

  • CZ and Vitalik kick off BNB Chain’s MVB Season 9 in Hong Kong

  • Nvidia supplier Foxconn’s sales soar 24% on AI server boom

  • Meta debuts Llama 4 AI model family with multimodal capabilities

  • Wealthy Americans flee Trump-era uncertainty, move millions to UK wealth managers

  • Mixed-martial arts star Conor McGregor launches meme coin via sealed-bid auction

  • Meta to end third-party fact-checking in U.S. on April 7

  • U.S. officials state tariff negotiations with foreign governments aren’t a focus for Trump

  • China’s state media uses AI-generated videos to criticize Trump’s tariffs

  • Trump’s tariffs push Austria to back EU-Mercosur trade deal after decades of opposition

  • Microsoft embraces ‘off-frontier’ AI strategy, prioritizes practicality

  • Milei bows to Trump’s tariff pressure, vows legislative changes to protect Argentine exports

  • Brazil’s top court authorizes crypto asset seizures for debt repayment

  • Meta to invest nearly $1 billion in Wisconsin data center to power AI 

  • DeFi TVL drops 30% since December peak, slipping below $95 billion