Bitget, a major crypto exchange, experienced net outflows exceeding $900 million over a seven-day period, indicating significant asset withdrawals from its reserve wallets. While such outflows can reflect user withdrawals for various reasons like profit-taking or moving assets to self-custody, they raise concerns about exchange liquidity and user confidence. Bitget has previously reported strong reserve ratios above 100%, suggesting the outflows do not necessarily indicate insolvency. Market watchers will monitor if this outflow trend continues or stabilizes, alongside any public statements from Bitget and withdrawal processing status.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation completed its exit from Microsoft by selling its remaining 7.7 million shares worth about $3.2 billion in early 2026. This move follows a phased reduction starting two years ago, with the largest sale in late 2025....
ISS A/S announced that it now holds 2,251,359 treasury shares, which is less than 5% of its total share capital and voting rights. This reduction follows a share capital reduction approved at the company's Annual General Meeting on April 16, 2026, wh...
ISS A/S has completed its share capital reduction by cancelling treasury shares, reducing the nominal share capital from DKK 174.2 million to DKK 160 million. This follows approval at the annual general meeting and registration with the Danish Busine...
During week 20 of 2026 (May 11-15), Sampo Oyj repurchased a total of 1,730,961 of its A-shares across multiple marketplaces at an average price of about €8.92 per share. This buyback is part of a €350 million share repurchase program authorized by th...
Solana (SOL), currently valued between $85 and $95 with a market cap near $49 billion, is forecasted to grow significantly by 2031. Analysts predict a mid-range price target of $350 to $500 per token, driven by expanding use in consumer apps, payment...
