Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss transferred nearly 1,000 BTC worth $60 million to their Gemini hot wallets as Bitcoin hovers near $60,000. Despite promoting long-term holding, the twins have sold significant amounts of Bitcoin over the years, reportedly making $1.7 billion in profits from early investments. Their recent moves could be seen as profit-taking or repositioning, potentially adding short-term selling pressure to Bitcoin, which is struggling to maintain key support levels. The Winklevoss twins still hold over $300 million in crypto and remain bullish on Bitcoin's long-term potential.
Grabar Law Office is investigating claims against officers and directors of First Solar, Hub Group, Navan, and ZoomInfo for alleged breaches of fiduciary duties and securities fraud. The investigations focus on misleading statements and omissions rel...
Kuehn Law is investigating Five9, Inc. officers and directors for allegedly misleading shareholders by misrepresenting the company's business strength and bookings. The lawsuit claims Five9 overstated its new business growth and failed to disclose ch...
Chris Larsen, Ripple's co-founder, invested in American Perpetuals Exchange Corp. (APEC), a derivatives startup founded by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's son, Theodore Gillibrand. APEC raised $30 million, valuing it at $300 million, and plans to offer ...
President Donald Trump stated in a CNBC interview that Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh must do what is necessary despite facing a 'hostile' Fed board. Trump declined to give specific advice following the latest U.S. jobs report but emphasized Wa...
Chinese inventors Xie Yinghao and Yu Haijun won the European Inventor Award 2026 for their innovative process that recycles spent lithium-ion batteries into high-quality cathode materials. Their technology recovers over 96% of key metals like lithium...
