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YZi Labs, a major shareholder of CEA Industries (BNC), expressed disappointment with the company's board's "poison pill" strategy and bylaw amendments in response to its written consent solicitation process. YZi Labs believes these actions are designed to thwart and delay shareholders' ability to exercise their rights through written consent, aiming to consolidate the board's position rather than protect shareholder interests. YZi Labs noted that the BNC board has postponed its 2025 annual meeting, originally scheduled for December 17th, and called on the board to avoid further manipulation and ensure a fair nomination and election process. Furthermore, YZi Labs refuted BNC's claim that it had never considered an alternative token strategy, stating that BNC CEO David Namdar explicitly stated at a November 2025 meeting that switching to assets such as Solana had been considered. YZi Labs has submitted a preliminary consent statement to the SEC, intending to expand the BNC board and elect its nominated board candidates. The participants in this solicitation include YZi Labs Management, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, Max Baucus Sieben, David James Chapman, Marie Teresa Goody Guillené, Jiajin He, Alex Odagiu, Matthew Roszak, and Ling Zhang. Currently, YZi Labs Management directly holds 2,150,481 shares of BNC common stock.

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Global index provider MSCI decided against excluding cryptocurrency treasury companies from its Global Investable Market Indexes on Monday, significantly boosting shares of companies such as Strategy Inc. in the after-hours session. source: https://www.benzinga.com/crypto/cryptocurrency/26/01/49744720/mstr-stock-spikes-over-6-after-hours-as-msci-drops-plan-to-exclude-crypto-treasury-companies-like-strategy-from-global-index-michael-saylor-reacts?utm_source=cryptopanic.com&utm_campaign=partner_feed&utm_medium=referral

India is still buying Russian oil while asking the United States to remove a 25% tariff placed on Indian goods. At the same time, New Delhi has been telling Washington that volumes have fallen. Both tracks are running together. The request reached the White House through political channels. On Sunday, U. S. Senator Lindsey Graham said […] source: https://www.cryptopolitan.com/india-keeps-buying-russian-oil/

According to Odaily, several Polymarket users have expressed dissatisfaction with the platform's refusal to classify recent U.S. military actions in Venezuela as an 'invasion' for the purpose of settling related prediction markets. The controversy centers on Polymarket's stance that the actions do not meet its market definition of 'invasion,' thus denying payouts to participants who bet on the U.S. invading Venezuela. The article highlights that some users believe the U.S. military's entry into Venezuela, the arrest of the president and his spouse, and the announcement of U.S. control over related affairs should constitute an invasion. However, Polymarket's explanation states that the market only refers to 'military actions aimed at establishing control,' and claims the actions did not meet this criterion. The platform has not responded to media inquiries on the matter. The commentary further notes that the ambiguity in event definitions, question phrasing, and outcome determinations in prediction markets can pose uncertainty risks for participants, especially in significant geopolitical or military events. The article argues that this dispute highlights issues of concentrated interpretative authority and limited transparency in prediction market rules, sparking discussions among users about fairness and potential conflicts of interest.

According to ChainCatcher, SlowMist has reported on the X platform that MistEye has identified potential suspicious activity related to the Fusion project. The root cause is a vulnerability in the foundational contract delegated by an EOA account controlled by the project team through EIP-7702. This flaw permits arbitrary external calls, enabling attackers to create and configure malicious circuit breaker contracts for PlasmaVault, allowing them to extract funds from the contract.

SlowMist published an article on the X platform stating that MistEye detected potentially suspicious activity related to Fusion. The root cause is a vulnerability in the underlying contract delegated by the EOA account controlled by the project team through EIP-7702. This vulnerability allows arbitrary external calls, enabling attackers to create and configure malicious circuit breaker contracts for PlasmaVault, thereby extracting funds from the contracts.

Ripple President Monica Long stated that the company currently has no plans to pursue an initial public offering (IPO), will continue to operate privately, and will focus on growth through product development and mergers and acquisitions. She pointed out that Ripple's current financial situation is sound, and it does not need to go public to obtain liquidity from the capital markets, possessing the ability to continue investing in the company's development. Long's statement comes after Ripple completed a funding round of approximately $500 million in November 2025, valuing the company at approximately $40 billion. Investors included Fortress Investment Group, Citadel Securities, and several crypto-related funds. Regarding the investor protection mechanisms involved in the funding terms, she only stated that the overall structure was favorable to Ripple, without elaborating on the specific details. The report also mentioned that Ripple completed several acquisitions in 2025, including prime brokerage Hidden Road, stablecoin payment platform Rail, treasury management system GTreasury, and digital asset wallet and custody company Palisade, with a total acquisition value approaching $4 billion. Ripple disclosed that as of November last year, its payment business had processed over $95 billion in transactions, and its related products are continuing to expand around enterprise-grade digital asset infrastructure. (The Block)

Ripple closed a $500 million funding round at a $40 billion valuation last November, with Fortress and Citadel among the key participants. source: https://www.theblock.co/post/384561/ripple-reaffirms-no-ipo?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss

Several Polymarket users have expressed dissatisfaction with the platform's refusal to classify recent US military actions in Venezuela as an "invasion" and to settle related prediction market bets accordingly. The crux of the dispute is that Polymarket argues the actions do not meet its definition of "invasion" and therefore refuses to pay bettors who wagered on a US invasion of Venezuela. The article points out that some users believe the US military's entry into Venezuela, the arrest of the president and his spouse, and the declaration of US "takeover" of related affairs should constitute an invasion, but Polymarket states in its description that the market only refers to "military actions aimed at establishing control" and that the actions in question do not meet its criteria. The platform has not responded to media inquiries. The commentary further points out that the gray areas in prediction markets regarding event definition, question formulation, and outcome determination can introduce uncertainty and risk to participants, especially when dealing with major geopolitical or military events. The article argues that this controversy highlights the problem of centralized interpretation of prediction market rules and limited transparency, and has also sparked discussions among some users regarding fairness and potential conflicts of interest. (MarketWatch)

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Nvidia is ready to sell its H200 AI chips to China, but shipments are on hold while the US government reviews export licences. Strong demand from Chinese customers is building, and any approval will likely show through purchase orders rather than official announcements.

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