Craig Green

Craig Green

Craig Green is a financial journalist who joined the BitKan.com news team in 2022. With over two years of experience covering Asian stock markets and foreign exchange, he is now passionate about cryptocurrencies and holds Bitcoin and Ethereum. Previously, he contributed articles for Reuters.

Latest Articles

  • Franklin Templeton CEO: All Funds Moving to Blockchain

    Franklin Templeton CEO: All Funds Moving to Blockchain

    At the 27th Milken Institute Global Conference in California, Jenny Johnson, the CEO and president of Franklin Templeton
    Craig Green
  • SEC Sends Wells Notice to DeFi Giant Uniswap

    SEC Sends Wells Notice to DeFi Giant Uniswap

    The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken formal action against decentralized exchange Uniswap,
    Craig Green
  • Why Is ETH Valuable? What Makes Ethereum Hold Its Worth?

    Why Is ETH Valuable? What Makes Ethereum Hold Its Worth?

    Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is more than just a digital currency.
    Craig Green
  • How Many Bitcoin Does the Mt. Gox Wallet Address Hold?

    How Many Bitcoin Does the Mt. Gox Wallet Address Hold?

    As of the latest reports, the Mt. Gox wallets currently hold 32.900 Bitcoins, valued at about $2.11 billion.
    Craig Green
  • Why Would Anyone Buy an NFT? Are NFTs a Good Investment?

    Why Would Anyone Buy an NFT? Are NFTs a Good Investment?

    Projects like the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) see non-fungible artwork sold for over a million dollars each. But, why would anyone buy an NFT? Let's see.
    Craig Green
  • What Is a Short Ratio(Short Interest Ratio)? What the Short Interest Ratio Can Tell You

    What Is a Short Ratio(Short Interest Ratio)? What the Short Interest Ratio Can Tell You

    What Is a Short Ratio(Short Interest Ratio)? The short interest ratio is a quick way to see how heavily shorted a stock may be versus its trading volume. Let's explore more in this article.
    Craig Green
  • Should you pay attention to Bitcoin whales?

    Should you pay attention to Bitcoin whales?

    A market player with sufficient buying or selling power to temporarily increase or decrease an asset's price is referred to as a "whale" in the world of investing. This phrase is also commonly used in the cryptocurrency industry. The price of cryptocurrencies has experienced huge swings ever since the first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC), was introduced in 2009. Investors are talking a lot about "whale" activity that might affect these values. A single cryptocurrency wallet that holds a significant amount of a single coin is referred to as a "whale" in crypto. Due to the fact that cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin use a publicly distributed ledger, it is simple to determine which wallets hold the most amount of a certain cryptocurrency. Similarly, a Bitcoin whale is one of these large holders of Bitcoin.
    Craig Green
  • What is DUNA? Why Could It Be the Key to Web3's Future?

    What is DUNA? Why Could It Be the Key to Web3's Future?

    DUNA stands for "Decentralized Unincorporated Network Association." Unlike traditional organizations, DUNA has no central management or designated officers.
    Craig Green
  • What is Telegram Stars? How To Use It?

    What is Telegram Stars? How To Use It?

    Telegram Stars, launched by the popular messaging platform Telegram, is an innovative in-app payment feature designed to facilitate purchases of digital goods and services within the app.
    Craig Green
  • What is Sling Money? How Does It Benefit Users?

    What is Sling Money? How Does It Benefit Users?

    Sling Money is an innovative payment platform that leverages stablecoin technology to offer fast, affordable, and borderless money transfers.
    Craig Green