According to Odaily, Alex Odagiu, an investment partner at Yzi Labs, recently wrote to the board of directors of CEA Industries, accusing them of reckless behavior in postponing their Annual General Meeting (AGM), which could lead to the company facing delisting from Nasdaq. The letter points out that more than 400 days have passed since the last AGM (December 17, 2024). The board attempted to exploit a loophole in the rules to extend the meeting interval to 16 months by changing the fiscal year-end date to April 30th, a move described as an "accounting maneuver." Odagiu stated that the board's actions were intended to evade voting and that last December, they used a "ski vacation" excuse to cover up their actions of obstructing shareholder democracy through a "poison pill" plan and amendments to the bylaws. The letter emphasizes that while the board is attempting to comply technically, its malicious manipulation could trigger Nasdaq's delisting discretion. Yzi Labs demands that the board immediately announce the date of the 2025 AGM and cease actions that jeopardize the company's listing status in an effort to retain its position.

According to The Data Nerd, as reported by Odaily Planet Daily, an hour ago, a trader (0xa312...aD1E) continued to roll over their short position in LIT. Currently, the LIT short position at this address has a profit of approximately $3.17 million, representing a return on investment of 360%. Their total unrealized profit is approximately $9.39 million.

According to Huoxun Finance on February 13th, OnchainLens monitoring showed that two hours ago, whale 3NVeX deposited another 2,535 BTC into Binance (including the previously monitored 2,035 BTC), equivalent to approximately $168.42 million. Over the past three days, he has cumulatively deposited 10,735 BTC (approximately $727.37 million) into Binance.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Boerse Stuttgart Group, the German stock exchange operator, has announced the merger of its crypto business with Tradeas, a Frankfurt-based digital asset trading platform. The newly formed division will have approximately 300 employees and will be jointly managed by both companies. According to sources, the transaction values Tradeas at approximately €200 million, and the combined entity at over €500 million. Boerse Stuttgart currently operates a crypto trading platform serving over 1 million retail investors. Tradeas provides trading infrastructure for brokerages such as Trade Republic, supporting over 30 million users trading more than 150 cryptocurrencies. (Bloomberg)

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Rodrigo, an official from Polymarket, announced on Discord that the fee structure will be extended to the NCAA (College Basketball) and Serie A (Italian Football League) markets. The fee structure is the same as the "15-minute cryptocurrency price fluctuation market," where the taker pays the fee and the maker receives a rebate. However, the coefficients are different—the fee rate is 0.0175, the index is 1, and the maker receives a 25% rebate, resulting in lower overall costs. Starting at midnight UTC on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, all newly created NCAA and Serie A events will be subject to the new fee structure. Existing events will not be affected. The first rebate will be issued at midnight UTC on February 19.