Premier Graphene has successfully delivered part of its initial military contract with Mexico's Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional (SEDENA), marking its entry into Mexico's defense supply chain. The company expects to complete the full order by May 12 and is positioning itself for follow-on contracts involving graphene-enhanced military products. This contract opens opportunities in Mexico's growing defense market and potentially across Latin America, with plans to expand into advanced protective gear and materials for military use. Premier Graphene aims to leverage this milestone to secure larger deals and broaden its presence in the defense sector regionally.
Roku President Charles Collier sold 20,538 shares of the company, raising $3 million from the transaction. This insider sale could indicate personal financial planning or a shift in confidence, but no further details were provided. Investors may watc...
Bitcoin's blockchain split at block 961632, with the BIP-110-supporting Roughnecks mining two blocks on a minority chain now 18 blocks behind the main chain, which has reached block 961651. The mining difficulty remains high at 127.48 trillion, makin...
Tron's stablecoin supply reached approximately $91.8 billion in early August, increasing by $2 billion in the past month. Nearly 98% of this supply is Tether's USDT, making Tron the largest blockchain for USDT circulation since 2021. The network proc...
Roku President Charles Collier sold 20,538 shares of the company, generating $3 million in proceeds. This insider sale could indicate personal financial planning or a shift in confidence, which investors might watch closely. The transaction highlight...
SharpLink CEO Joseph Chalom warned that Ethereum's proposed EIP-8363, which would burn a portion of validator rewards as staking increases, might harm DeFi liquidity, raise borrowing costs, and discourage institutional ETH ownership. The proposal aim...
