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Key PointsThe transaction involved ~145,000 shares at an execution price of $3.48 per share, representing a total value of ~$506,000.The sale involved shares equal to 2% of the direct equity stake held before the filing.The disposition was conducted entirely through direct ownership, leaving the insider with ~6.1 million shares of Class A Ordinary Shares.10 stocks we like better than Grab ›Alexander Charles Hungate, President and Chief Operating Officer of Grab Holdings Limited (NASDAQ:GRAB), sold ~145,000 Class A Ordinary Shares on September 2, 2026 under a pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, according to a recent SEC Form 4 filing.Transaction summaryMetricValueTransaction value$505,815Shares…
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Key insight: The records reportedly for sale paired ordinary scans of a license with its infrared and ultraviolet captures, which are the images a bank’s authentication check reads.Supporting data: IDScan.net says it performs more than 21 million verifications a month at more than 20,000 locations.Forward look: Five proposed class actions were filed against IDScan.net in federal court in New Orleans within two days of the first report.Overview bullets generated by AI with editorial review.Processing ContentAn illicit website reportedly spent this week selling driver’s license scans, including the infrared and ultraviolet images banks use to catch fake IDs, before it went…
Key TakeawaysBitcoin climbed back to $82,000 this week, giving the bulls a great deal more to cheer about.All 11 AI models see BTC ending 2026 higher, with calls ranging from $84,500 to $105,480.Deepseek is the big bull at $105,480, while Claude Opus 5 plays it safer at $84,500. This week bitcoin’s price reached $82,000 again, and this has caused a great deal of positive sentiment to rain down on the community after a long bear cycle. We don’t know if the bottom was in or if the bear is officially over, but we do know that a great deal of…
In brief Four more long-dormant Bitcoin wallets awakened between Aug. 29 and Sept. 4, moving a combined 202.84 BTC (~$15.73 million), per Galaxy Research—led by a 146.06 BTC stash ($11.31M) untouched since 2013. The 2011-era coins carried astronomical gains, including a 40 BTC wallet up over 2.5 million percent; one 6.78 BTC transfer was tagged with a Coinbase recipient attribution, typically signaling intent to sell. The moves extend a summer-long trend, following an earlier wave that shifted roughly $40 million in 10 days, with several wallets carrying “Noah Doe” lawsuit tags. The parade of long-dormant Bitcoin wallets springing back to…
Hardware wallet maker Trezor says a breach at logistics provider ShipMonk exposed contact and order data for another approximately 67,000 U.S. customers after years-old records remained in the vendor’s systems despite written deletion assurances.The Sept. 4 update expands an incident Trezor initially said affected 13,689 people. The two disclosed groups imply a total of roughly 80,689, although Trezor has not issued a single combined figure or published underlying data showing whether the groups overlap. Its use of “another” indicates that it considers the new records additional to the original cohort.The newly disclosed records cover U.S. orders from November 2019 through…
A historical analysis of bitcoin price performance from 2010 through 2026 demonstrates that the vast majority of the asset’s annual returns occur during a tiny fraction of the calendar year.
Jessie A Ellis Sep 05, 2026 10:18 PLTR is sitting at $175.10 with 61% of futures positioning stacked short — yet taker buy flow is winning on the tape right now. Either the $177 pivot gets reclaimed and this thing rips to $185+, or… PLTR’s Technical Reality Check The chart is telling a split story, and how you read it determines whether you’re long or short into next week. Price at $175.10 is sitting beneath both the 7-day SMA at $179.07 and the 20-day SMA at $178.47 — that’s the immediate overhead wall.…
Prepared September 5, 2026. Based on trading activity through September 4, including extended hours. Outlook: the next one to three regular trading sessions.Tesla’s short-term outlook remains bearish after Friday’s selloff. investingLive’s analysis finds repeated seller control, while late buying has not established a turnaround. Further downside remains the main risk over the next one to three sessions. $352-$353 is the first support test; buyers need to regain and hold $355-$357 to begin improving the outlook.Key takeaways for Tesla traders and investorsSellers retained the advantage: Several recovery attempts failed to restore lost ground.Late buying needs follow-through: Strong-looking trading activity has yet…