Julian Averi. Spain.

Specialisation: international journalism, cybersecurity, cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, crypto exchanges, investments and blockchain start-ups.
Reporter and investigative journalist (The New York Times, Reuters). Known for his high-profile investigations into fraud in the cryptocurrency sector. He was at the forefront of the investigation into the crypto conglomerate that went bankrupt in November 2022 (Alameda Research + FTX).
He has received international awards for his investigations into fraud in the crypto sector and methods of combating it.

Is the US blocking Bitcoin for 20 years against a backdrop of over $40 trillion in debt? The ‘debasement trade’ strategy: Cryptocurrency prices have risen, with Bitcoin trading at up to $80,000 Pioneers of the cryptocurrency world: the first academic papers that laid the foundations for modern blockchain The story you won’t see on the news: a fire, an evacuation and an empty crypto wallet Cryptocurrency and the Danish philosophy of life known as ‘hygge’ The best days to buy currency and when it will be possible to sell Bitcoin for 255,000 dollars The FBI has issued an official warning to US citizens regarding the use of Chinese-made mobile apps Cryptocurrency Theft: Fake Chrome Updates, Free Crypto Tools and Artificial Intelligence Cryptocurrency Security: How Theft Occurs, the Role of Bot Farms, and How to Combat It Cryptocurrency and the car market: how to buy a car with cryptocurrency What to do when the number of searches for ‘Bitcoin going to zero’ is rising, but motivation is falling The Olympics and cryptocurrency sports betting: win or risk? The Roswell incident and 20 bitcoins