UK police have confiscated approximately $1.4 million in Bitcoin traced back to now-closed darknet marketplaces. This seizure demonstrates how blockchain forensics enable law enforcement to track illicit crypto transactions even after illegal platforms shut down. The confiscation removes these funds from criminal control, marking a significant enforcement step. The case underscores the ongoing risk for exchanges and wallets handling darknet-linked coins and the importance of compliance screening to prevent money laundering.
The Gap, Inc. has been upgraded to a Buy rating due to decisive management actions and a strong balance sheet that support potential growth. While the Old Navy brand has underperformed, Gap's cost discipline, inventory control, and tariff refunds hav...
Solana's price rose from $96.60 to a high of $110 on August 28 before retreating slightly to around $106, supported by strong US spot ETF inflows totaling about $1.22 billion and increased network activity. Despite hotter US inflation data that press...
Dogecoin (DOGE) price confirmed a strong uptrend after rallying more than 33% last week. Analyst Ali Martinez expects DOGE to rise around 32.79% to $0.115 if it breaks above a bullish flag pattern on its 1-hour chart, indicating continued upward mome...
CMB.TECH reported a significant increase in Q2 revenue and EBITDA, driven by higher core shipping EBITDA despite fewer ship sales. However, growth in backlog has stalled, raising concerns about future contract momentum. The company made strategic pro...
Ingevity is shifting focus to high-margin, regulatory-driven segments like Performance Materials and Pavement Technologies after divesting less stable parts of its business. In Q2 2026, the company reported a 14% rise in adjusted EBITDA to $115 milli...
