A class action lawsuit has been filed against Bloom Energy Corporation alleging the company failed to disclose its reliance on scandium sourced indirectly from China. The complaint claims Bloom Energy understated its dependence on Chinese scandium, making its positive business statements misleading. The issue came to light after a report revealed multiple China-linked supply routes for scandium used by Bloom. Following the report, Bloom's stock price dropped 5.7% on heavy trading. Investors who bought shares between February 2025 and July 2026 are encouraged to consider legal action before the September 28, 2026 deadline.
CEA Industries, identified by the ticker BNC, reportedly holds 515,544 BNB tokens worth over $380 million. This figure reflects the total token balance rather than a recent purchase, with no details on acquisition date or valuation timing. The valuat...
An attacker manipulated the price of TONIC on the Tectonic lending protocol, borrowing $120.4 million across nine markets on the Cronos network. Validators halted the network at block 90,907,150 to prevent further losses and restored the chain to blo...
Tron founder Justin Sun has unstaked a total of 10,000 ETH from the Lido liquid staking protocol since August 26, moving about $12.3 million of that ether to Poloniex, an exchange he supports. While this shows some liquidity being freed up, Sun still...
Starknet has introduced Shieldnet, a new privacy framework called STRK20 that protects transaction details for 45 ERC-20 tokens on its Ethereum Layer 2 network. Using zero-knowledge proofs, Shieldnet encrypts transaction data, hiding sender, receiver...
Microchip Technology reported strong revenue growth and margin recovery in the first quarter of FY2027, driven by accelerating data center demand and growth in aerospace and defense sectors. The company’s valuation is expected to improve significantl...
