Nina Bambysheva
Deputy Editor, Digital Assets, Forbes
Nina Bambysheva covers digital assets at Forbes and was listed in the Paris 2026 speaker roster.
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Nina Bambysheva was listed in the Proof of Talk Paris 2026 speaker roster, billed as Deputy Editor and Head of Digital Assets at Forbes.
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Nina Bambysheva was listed in the Proof of Talk Paris 2026 speaker roster as Deputy Editor and Head of Digital Assets at Forbes. The archived Paris edition took place on 2 and 3 June at the Louvre Palace. Her professional work covers digital assets, financial infrastructure and the businesses developing products around blockchain technology.
Bambysheva leads crypto coverage at Forbes. The publication’s author biography identifies her as Deputy Editor for Forbes Digital Assets and describes reporting across industry developments, business deals and regulation. She also writes the weekly Crypto Confidential newsletter and co-edits the Forbes 30 Under 30 Finance list. Forbes records that she joined the publication in 2020. Muck Rack’s verified journalist listing independently identifies her as a Forbes deputy editor covering business, finance and technology.
Her published work in 2026 extended into the relationship between artificial intelligence and digital assets. A July feature examined systems intended to resolve disputes between AI agents. The reporting considered how software acting on behalf of people might agree transaction terms, evaluate evidence and handle disagreements about delivery or performance. It included competing views on the use of AI models to evaluate disputes and distinguished proposed uses from the more limited applications described by developers at that time.
In August, Bambysheva published an explanatory feature on tokenisation and financial-market infrastructure. The article examined how ownership records, settlement systems and tokenised bank money interact. It distinguished assets represented directly onchain from custodial wrappers and products that track a price, while explaining the different rights those structures can involve.
That body of work connects her Paris roster entry with financial journalism about how digital systems are built and used. Her coverage addresses both the products companies propose and the operating questions that arise when those products reach users and institutions.
The next Proof of Talk is in Abu Dhabi.
Louvre Abu Dhabi, 3–4 December 2026. Admission is by application, and the room is capped at 2,000.
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