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Pavlos Giorkas
Pavlos Giorkas is a blogger and content creator with a passion for crypto, health, consumer tech and money management. He's been dealing with cryptocurrency since 2013 but didn't take action until 3 years later on 2016. On Bitnewsbot he covers the latest news in the crypto space.
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SMCI Stock Plunges Amid Nvidia China Probe
Super Micro Computer Inc. (SMCI) shares plummeted 33% in a single session, erasing over $6 billion in market value and marking the company's worst...
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Bithumb to Reappoint CEO Amid Regulatory Scrutiny
Bithumb is seeking to reappoint CEO Lee Jae-won for another two-year term despite recent regulatory penalties for alleged anti-money laundering failures.The exchange faces a...
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Strategic Strait Closure Sparks Historic Oil Shock, $126 Brent
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz since March 4 has created a 15-million-barrel daily oil shortfall, sending Brent crude above $126 a barrel.Iran...
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CoinDCX Founders Clear Themselves of “False” Fraud FIR
Indian crypto exchange CoinDCX has denied fraud allegations, calling a police FIR against its co-founders a "false" conspiracy by impersonators.A victim alleges he and...
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US-Iran Tensions Spook Crypto, Markets as Oil Swings
Bitcoin dropped 1.8% as escalating US-Iran tensions rattled global markets.Over $336 million was liquidated from crypto markets in a single day.Analysts note crypto is...
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Resolv Labs’ USR Stablecoin Plunges After $23M Exploi
Resolv Labs suffered a private key exploit, resulting in the minting of 80 million unbacked USR stablecoins.The attacker stole roughly $23 million in Ether,...
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Bitcoin’s Iran War Drop Less Severe Than Stock Market
Geopolitical tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are pushing oil prices toward $100 a barrel.Bitcoin has declined less sharply than equities since the Iran...
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Gold, Bitcoin buyers split, hedging bets for 2026
Gold's recent rally to $5,600 an ounce has been driven by central bank buying for geopolitical security, while Bitcoin is "more widely held by...
