A class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of former Vacasa, Inc. shareholders who allege they were harmed by misleading information and an unfair cash offer during Vacasa's acquisition by Casago. The lawsuit claims the merger proxy statements contained false and incomplete details violating securities laws, and that the $5.30 per share cash offer undervalued Vacasa stock. Investors who held shares as of March 12, 2025, and had their stock exchanged in the merger are encouraged to join the case by June 30, 2026. The law firm Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC is representing the class on a contingency fee basis, seeking to recover losses for affected investors.
In August 2026, 6,427.59 dormant bitcoins valued at $507 million were moved for the first time in years, following security breaches including the Coldcard exploit and data leaks from Safepal and Trezor. This surge in activity, especially from wallet...
Bitcoin recently crossed the $80,000 mark but quickly dropped to around $78,075, highlighting its historical difficulty in maintaining prices above $70,000. Data shows Bitcoin has closed above $70,000 only about 12.7% of the time in its history, indi...
Helium (HNT) surged nearly 170% over a weekend, driven mainly by a short squeeze where bearish traders were forced to close positions, not by new buyers. The rally followed news of a Texas Wi-Fi deployment and saw record trading volumes and open inte...
Ripple's Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty highlighted that the CLARITY Act could significantly increase job creation and economic growth in the US. The National Cryptocurrency Association reports the crypto sector supports 232,000 jobs and contrib...
On August 30, 2026, the Cronos blockchain stopped block production after an attacker manipulated the price of Tectonic's TONIC token by about 100 times within 20 minutes. The attacker used the inflated token as collateral to borrow and drain $66M to ...
