Saksham Diwan

Saksham Diwan is a research analyst at CoinDesk with five years of experience in the digital assets industry. Saksham has spent most of his career on the buy side, initially as an investment analyst at Aaro Capital, a crypto fund of funds, where he led market research, tracked markets and on-chain indicators, and analyzed fund strategies. He later worked as a research analyst at Re7 Capital, a long-only crypto hedge fund, where he developed investment theses, monitored portfolio holdings, built the firm’s research backend and maintained relationships with leading DeFi protocols.

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Research Reports

Owning All Three: Jito’s Stack Play - JTX and the Third Layer

Jito owns Solana's MEV stack; JTX adds a trading frontend capturing DEX fees and internalising MEV. Hedges bear, layers upside in bull - if unlocks clear.

Owning All Three: Jito's Stack Play - JTX and the Third Layer

Markets

Bitcoin ticks higher, but remains range-bound as traders keep short bias

BTC rises to $77,000 after holding $75,000 support, but negative funding, unchanged open interest and cautious positioning signal a lack of conviction.

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Markets

Bitcoin price-drop speculation spurred by familiar price pattern

BTC and ETH remain stuck in a two-month range as oil prices and Iran tensions weigh on sentiment, while AI and privacy tokens show surprising relative strength.

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Markets

Crypto market steadies as derivatives signal caution, macro pressure builds

BTC holds near $70,500 as derivatives turn defensive, macro risks weigh on sentiment and altcoins show pockets of strength.

A see-saw sits unused in a playground

Research Reports

The RWA Yield Infrastructure Trade

RWA tokenization is growing. Direct token exposure doesn't capture it. The infra play is Morpho and Fluid - both with caveats.

Market Spotlight

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Markets

Bitcoin extends decline from $74,000, derivatives data point to cautious positioning

BTC traded just above $70,000 as Middle East tensions drove oil higher and traders reassessed inflation in advance of the U.S. jobs report due later Friday.

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