Steven Stradbrooke

Steven Stradbrooke is a ‘self-taught’ writer who learned his craft from every book, newspaper, magazine, newsletter, snarky blog post and bathroom wall poem he ever read. Formerly the senior writer for 11 years at the CalvinAyre.com gambling industry news site, Steven wrote his first Bitcoin-focused article in 2011 and began contributing to CoinGeek in 2017. He joined CoinGeek full-time in 2021.

Article by Steven Stradbrooke

Senate ignores CLARITY Act; $TRUMP dinner revives ‘ethics’ issue
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17 March, 2026

Senate ignores CLARITY Act; $TRUMP dinner revives ‘ethics’ issue

U.S. Senate Banking Committee faces hurdles with the CLARITY digital asset bill amidst Trump’s $TRUMP memecoin dinner and ongoing crypto...
Foundry to start mining Zcash as BTC’s luster continues to fade
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13 March, 2026

Foundry to start mining Zcash as BTC’s luster continues to fade

As BTC approaches its 21 million cap, miners may shift to AI profits, raising the question of whether AI agents...
White House accuses banks of ‘hijacking’ crypto market structure push
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12 March, 2026

White House accuses banks of ‘hijacking’ crypto market structure push

The White House pressures banks to accept stablecoin ‘rewards’ as crypto rule stalls, while bankers push back and Binance disputes...
Circle outperforming crypto sector as stablecoin adoption grows
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11 March, 2026

Circle outperforming crypto sector as stablecoin adoption grows

Circle’s USDC surges in 2026 as AI agents drive digital payments, while stablecoins gain traction in insurance, payments, and regulatory...
US banks not ready to cave after Trump’s stablecoin threats
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10 March, 2026

US banks not ready to cave after Trump’s stablecoin threats

U.S. banks stand firm against stablecoin threats while the Treasury shifts views on coin mixers. CLARITY Act faces hurdles amid...
Stablecoins: Banks’ enemy, AI’s ally, Russia’s sanctions bypasser
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6 March, 2026

Stablecoins: Banks’ enemy, AI’s ally, Russia’s sanctions bypasser

Stablecoins pose challenges for traditional banking and money laundering, prompting calls for global regulatory frameworks and adaptable AML/CFT measures.