The British Columbia Securities Commission revoked a cease trade order on Digital Commodities Inc. after the company corrected a filing omission related to its semi-annual reporting. The halt was due to an administrative oversight where a news release was not filed on SEDAR+ as required, causing confusion over interim financial filings. Digital Commodities confirmed it follows semi-annual reporting rules and promptly filed the missing document once aware. Trading of the company's shares will resume on August 11, 2026, restoring market activity for investors.
Energy Fuels CEO Bhappu sold 14,375 shares of the company to cover tax withholding obligations. This transaction is a routine financial move related to tax compliance and does not indicate a change in company leadership or strategy. Investors should ...
On August 31, Robinhood Chain achieved a record $989 million in decentralized exchange trading volume and $708 million in total value locked, nearly doubling from the previous month. Its daily app revenue reached $2.66 million, exceeding Ethereum and...
Bitcoin surged 24% in August, marking its best monthly performance since November 2024, supported by strong spot market demand and MicroStrategy's $370 million Bitcoin purchase. Most major altcoins declined, except HYPE which rose 4%. US Bitcoin ETFs...
First Hydrogen Corp. has acquired exclusive worldwide rights to develop and commercialize an unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) technology, aiming to complete a viable commercial design within two years. The UGV features a modular cargo platform with amph...
Futura Medical has made key progress in its sexual health portfolio by appointing Market Performance Group as its new US commercial partner, replacing Haleon. This move aims to revitalize growth in the large US erectile dysfunction market. The compan...
