The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has permanently banned Alex Mashinsky, founder and former CEO of Celsius, from trading and registration in U.S. commodity markets. This follows a consent order resolving the CFTC's lawsuit accusing Mashinsky and Celsius of misleading customers about the safety and profitability of their crypto lending platform. Mashinsky admitted to violating anti-fraud regulations and faces lifetime restrictions, including a ban on trading commodity interests and soliciting funds. The case stems from Celsius's collapse after it exposed customer funds to risky investments, with Mashinsky also sentenced to 12 years in prison for related criminal charges.
FREELANDER 8 has started mass production at the Chery Jaguar Land Rover Changshu Manufacturing Base in China, a facility with over $3.1 billion invested, including $440 million for NEV upgrades. This plant combines British premium manufacturing with ...
On August 7, 2026, US spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $102 million in net inflows, while Ethereum ETFs added $50 million. Weekly Bitcoin ETF inflows surpassed $750 million, indicating growing institutional demand for regulated crypto products and a poten...
A major whale investor has boosted their Bitcoin long exposure on the Hyperliquid exchange, coinciding with HyperLabs transferring large amounts of its HYPE tokens to centralized exchanges. This activity reflects growing confidence among whales, with...
MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings showed strong Q3 performance with revenue up 35.8%, gross margin improving by 300 basis points, and operating margin rising 750 basis points. However, its forward EV/EBITDA ratio is 46x, 58% above its five-year ave...
Cardano's ADA token rose over 19% this week following the launch of its Dijkstra development era, which funds core development directly from its treasury. This milestone made Cardano one of the most decentralized blockchains with a Nakamoto coefficie...
