Opeyemi Olanrewaju

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Opeyemi Olanrewaju

Opeyemi Olanrewaju

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Opeyemi specializes in creating and refining high-quality content focused on cryptocurrency, global financial markets and the economy. He graduated from the University of Ibadan with an MBBS degree. He has worked as Editor-in-Chief for his College’s editorial publication and previously at CFA. For over six years, he has helped safeguard uniqueness as news editor at Cryptopolitan.


Author’s Articles

  • Bank Leumi partners with Galaxy for crypto trading, targets early 2027

  • SpaceX buys Cursor maker Anysphere in $60 billion all-stock deal

  • Binance to halt transactions with HTX, EXMO, and 14 other platforms

  • Chinese robot maker Unitree raises $905M in oversubscribed Shanghai IPO

  • AMD plans $4 to $5 billion bond sale to fund AI chip push

  • SK Hynix workers launch integrated union in profit-sharing fight

  • Databricks raises $5 billion, pushing valuation to $190 billion

  • Cerebras stock drops after guidance raise as hardware sales shrink

  • FCA and HTX open talks to settle UK crypto promotion case

  • Goldman Sachs to buy options-income ETF firm NEOS for up to $2.25 billion

  • AI infrastructure stocks jump as CoreWeave, Supermicro beat forecasts

  • Tencent revenue climbs 11% in Q2 as AI capex jumps 176%

  • BRICS weighs linking CBDCs and payment systems, RBI governor says

  • IBM signs $240 million Together AI deal for Nvidia inference cluster

  • Sony and TSMC commit $4.69 billion to image sensor venture in Japan

  • Defense tech firm Lyntris seeks $528 million in US IPO, targets $2.5 billion valuation

  • Intel plans $15 billion stock sale to fund AI-driven expansion

  • South Korea launches $3.5 billion fund to develop semiconductor chip supply chain

  • AMD launches Helios AI rack to challenge Nvidia’s data center lead

  • Blackstone Q2 profit climbs 26% on AI bets, AUM hit $1.35 trillion

  • U.S. House Reps introduce AI ‘Kill Switch’ bill to mandate off-switches for AI models

  • EU fines Google $1 billion for steering users to its own services